Indigenous Leaders Memorialize Victims of Immigration Enforcement
Indigenous leaders in Minneapolis hold a memorial for victims of federal immigration enforcement operations.
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Indigenous leaders in Minneapolis hold a memorial for victims of federal immigration enforcement operations.
New citizens were welcomed at a naturalization ceremony held at the Iowa State Capitol, celebrating their journey to citizenship.
The Justice Department is pursuing denaturalization cases against individuals who concealed crimes during citizenship applications.
A prominent immigration attorney has filed a lawsuit challenging USCIS application pauses affecting 39 countries.
Asylum seekers report delays in decision-making, with some waiting over a year for updates from USCIS.
Thousands of naturalization applicants face delays in oath ceremonies, preventing them from voting after passing interviews.
USCIS and EOIR announce new electronic asylum fees effective July 2025, impacting applicants' cases.
Iowa State Capitol hosts naturalization ceremony welcoming new citizens, highlighting the importance of citizenship.
Despite a pause on final visa issuance for nurses, applicants are encouraged to keep pursuing their goals and prepare for future opportunities.
USCIS continues to accept applications for the O-1 visa, designed for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement.
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