Stephen Miller will go on Fox News and say: "They elected us to do this." But that does not matter under our Constitution. Elections do not change laws. They do not change the Constitution. If you want to take habeas corpus out of the Constitution, amend it.

More than a year into President Trump’s immigration crackdown, there is little evidence of widespread disruptions in the labor market, or of meaningful benefits to American workers. on.wsj.com/4t8P2ZP

🚨 South Korea’s HD Hyundai, the world’s biggest shipbuilder, is setting up a massive $4 billion greenfield shipyard at Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu. MoU signed ✍️

Big relief for Indian travellers! The Embassy of France in India has announced that, with effect from 10 April 2026, Indian nationals holding ordinary passports will no longer require an airport transit visa when transiting through the international zone of French airports en

The irrationality of the $100,000 H-1B fee implemented is that it applies even to individuals who already reside and work lawfully in the United States on a lawful visa status. For example, a professional may already be contributing to the U.S. economy, pursuing a PhD while on

A freeze on work permits and other benefits for immigrants from travel ban countries has dragged on for five months. People losing jobs and income have filed dozens of lawsuits challenging the policy. They're securing a limited number of court wins. news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-re…

A 3-Judge panel in 9th Circuit gave us this little nugget yesterday in a visa delay lawsuit where consular officer’s signature was an unreadable squiggly line. I’m calling this the Squiggly Line Doctrine until the Supreme Court makes me stop.

“These people are already here,” said Curtis L. Morrison, an immigration attorney at Red Eagle Law who’s brought multiple suits challenging the policy. “How is national security impacted by keeping doctors and engineers from working?”

Two more #H1B trafficking cases coming this week. This week one of the Defendants in an ongoing case was shocked the U.S. Department of Labor started an investigation. Wait til they hear from the #IRS and #DOJ

International students brought $43.8 BILLION into the U.S. economy in one year and supported 378,000+ American jobs. And here’s the part many miss: roughly 63% do not remain in the U.S. long term. We educate them, benefit from their spending, then many take their skills

"Immigrants generate more income and taxes than the average person," per CATO Institute.

More reporting on the USCIS benefits freeze today from Johanna Alonso looking at how the policy is blocking employment for recent graduates and threatening medical residency plans for this summer insidehighered.com/news/global/in…

More than 140 new “deportation judges” have been appointed following the DOJ’s firings of more than 100 immigration judges since Trump took office. Many have no experience practicing immigration law and are receiving less training than previously offered. wapo.st/4tCtcin

We have a partial victory in CM613, Saghafi v Edlow, our first I-485 group. Basically, judge enjoined hold as to plaintiffs, but isn’t requiring adjudications within 30 days. However, he is requiring a status report in 90 days. There is an opinion and order. Here is the order.

A judge found that USCIS's indefinite pause on applications from immigrants from travel-ban countries was unlawful. newsweek.com/green-card-upd…

BREAKING: A 2nd Circuit court of appeals panel rejects ICE's mandatory detention policy, splitting with the 5th and 8th Circuits and putting the case on a likely trajectory to SCOTUS The 3-0 decision rejects "mass detention w/o bond for millions." documentcloud.org/documents/2808…

Exclusive: The Trump administration issued new rules for visa applications that orders diplomatic missions to ask applicants for nonimmigrant visas if they fear returning home to their country — and to refuse U.S. travel documents for those who say yes. wapo.st/4mYjl3K

Breaking News: Gas prices in the U.S. have hit their highest level in four years. Tuesday's jump was the biggest increase in more than a month, as negotiators deadlocked over reopening the Strait of Hormuz. nyti.ms/4mYD0Av