New Travel Ban Blocks Entry from 12 Countries
A June 2025 proclamation bars nationals of 12 countries from entering the US and imposes partial restrictions on seven more — effective June 9.
Read full update →⚠️ Immigration policies changed in 2025–2026. New: May 2026 USCIS green card memo → · All policy changes →
Immigration policy updates, explained in plain language.
A June 2025 proclamation bars nationals of 12 countries from entering the US and imposes partial restrictions on seven more — effective June 9.
Read full update →The Biden-era parole programs for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans were formally terminated after the Supreme Court lifted a court injunction.
Read full update →DHS revoked a Biden-era extension of Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans, putting hundreds of thousands at risk of losing work authorization and protection from deportation.
Read full update →The US halted all refugee resettlement starting January 22, 2025, leaving thousands of approved refugees with cancelled flights and no timeline for arrival.
Read full update →Since January 2025, ICE has dramatically increased arrests in major cities, and the Trump administration has threatened to cut federal funding to cities that limit cooperation with federal agents.
Read full update →A longstanding policy that discouraged immigration arrests near schools, houses of worship, and hospitals was formally revoked on January 20, ending decades of protection.
Read full update →Trump's order to end automatic citizenship for US-born children of undocumented parents was immediately blocked by federal courts and has never taken effect.
Read full update →An executive order signed January 20 ends routine asylum processing at the US-Mexico border and cancelled all pending CBP One app appointments immediately.
Read full update →A January 2025 federal appeals court ruling found parts of the DACA program unlawful but left existing renewal protections in place nationwide.
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