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• November 25, 2025

  Ábrego García Wants Body Cam Audio Kept Out Of Trial

  Kilmar Ábrego García has moved to limit the evidence the government can present to the jury in his upcoming criminal trial for allegedly smuggling unauthorized immigrants, while the government asked the court to prevent him from discussing his immigration saga.

• November 25, 2025

  Split 2nd Circ. Faults Immigration Courts' Torture Review

  A split Second Circuit panel revived a Guatemalan man's bid for deportation relief under the United Nations Convention Against Torture, ruling immigration courts used the wrong standard to consider whether he would be tortured by gang members if returned there.

• November 24, 2025

  DC Circ. Says Process In Expedited Removals Likely Unlawful

  A split D.C. Circuit panel on Saturday largely refused to pause a lower court's postponement of the government's expanded bid to rapidly deport unauthorized noncitizens, saying the government likely won't succeed in arguing its expedited removal procedure passes constitutional muster.

• November 24, 2025

  HHS Says It Plans To Resume Sharing Medicaid Info With ICE

  The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has completed a decision-making process and established a new policy under which the agency will share certain Medicaid information with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to a notice published in the Federal Register on Monday.

• November 24, 2025

  $100K H-1B Fee Could Sow Seeds Of Innovation Abroad

  Startup founders and their attorneys are warning that President Donald Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee could push innovation and domestic job growth overseas if the fee prohibits U.S. startups from hiring the talent they need.

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