Immigration Archive » April, 2026

Immigration - April, 2026

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• Immigrant Minors Lose Bid To Block Repeat Sponsor Vetting
• Maryland Judges Ask 4th Circ. To Rebuke Habeas Order Suit
• Gov't Pauses Medicaid Data Use For ICE Amid Injunction Fight
• Trump Says Fixed-Price Procurement Deals Will Be Default
• Playing Magic: The Gathering Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• What's At Stake For Employers In Fight Over Visa Pause
• NY Robbery Conviction Revived Despite Absent Warning
• Judge Denies Push To Stop Closed Immigration Hearings
• 5th Circ. Tosses FCA Suit Against IT Firm Over Visa Fraud
• Judge Slams $68M DOJ Deal As He Ends Colony Ridge Suit
• 5th Circ. Skeptical Of Immigrants' Bond Eligibility Claim
• Mich. Justices Adopt Rule Banning ICE Civil Arrests In Court
• Feds Say Lack Of Injury Dooms Gold Card Program Challenge
• Judge Blocks ICE From Making Arrest At Green Card Interview
• Sauer Urges Justices To Ignore Alleged Bias In TPS Case
• Feds Sue To Block NJ Law Banning Masks For ICE Agents
• Improving Well-Being In Law, 10 Years After Landmark Study
• DOJ Accuses Cloudera Of Favoring Temporary Visa Workers
• GEO Still Not Letting Inspectors Into ICE Facility, Wash. Says
• Judge Extends Ban On 'Vague' DOT, Other Grant Conditions
• DHS Rule Ties Unpaid Asylum Fees To Denials, Removal
• 2nd Circ. Splits With 5th, 8th On Migrant Bond Detention
• 9th Circ. Says Constitution 'Not A NIMBY Charter' In Portland
• EU Parliament OKs Trade Rules With Immigration Measure
• Chinese Man Extradited From Italy Over COVID Data Theft
• Meet The Attys Arguing The High Court 'Skinny Label' Case
• Wife Seeks Return Of SUV Where ICE Agent Shot Renee Good
• New Wave Of Migrant Parole Cancellations To Go On, For Now
• Groups Challenging Fast-Track Somali Removals Drop Suit
• Judge Says Afghans Can Press Claims Over Asylum Delays
• Building A Persecution Case After Justices' Asylum Ruling
• Feds Fight Illinois' Bid To End Suit Over Immigrant Protections
• Board Says DACA Alone Can't End Removal Proceedings
• Md. Judge Says Feds Must Continue Green Card Processing
• Justices To Weigh DOL's In-House H-2A Fine Power
• 5th Circ. Vacates Injunction On Texas Migrant Arrest Law
• DC Circ. Says Trump Can't Bypass Asylum Claims At Border
• Up Last At High Court: TPS, Geofence, Skinny Labels
• DOL Joint Employer Rule Expands Risk For H-2 Employers
• NY Asks 2nd Circ. To Bring Back $74M In Highway Funding
• Mass. Judge Tells Feds Not To Deport Harvard Researcher
• ICE Says 'Speculative' Harms Can't Block NJ Detention Center
• Federal Agent Assault Cases Set Up Supremacy Immunity Test
• DOL Says H-2A Penalty Case Belongs Before Agency Judge
• Ex-City Official To Pay $1.4M In Plea Deal Over Labor Scheme
• Colo. Court Mulls JBS' Bid To Toss Haitian Workers' Bias Suit
• Unions Urge Judge To Keep AI Surveillance Case Alive
• DHS Cleared To Override Stay In CBP Training Center Contract
• Sig Sauer Claims Contractor Immunity In Gun Injury Suits
• ICE Courthouse Arrest Policy Faces New Stay Bid After Error
• Officiating Football Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Car Wash Workers Say ICE Racially Profiled Them During Raid
• Immigration Board Says Judge Glossed Over Inconsistencies
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Lift Block On Calif. Border Patrol Sweeps
• TD Bank, Airline Data Co. Accused Of Sharing Info With Govt.
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. Can't Force Federal Agents To Display ID
• 330+ Groups Urge DOJ To Restore Immigration Aid Staff
• 11th Circ. Says Everglades Detention Center Can Stay Open
• Justices Lean Toward Parole For Charged Green Card Holders
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Draft Pleadings
• Neb. Agrees To Ax Unauthorized Immigrants' Tuition Benefits
• DHS Says Mich. Lacks Standing To Block Planned ICE Center
• Feds Get More Time To Tell Immigrants Of Bond Rights
• DOL Unveils Joint Employer Rule Proposal
• Board Says Opposition To Gangs Not Enough For Asylum
• Colo. Judge Narrowly Expands ICE Subpoena Block
• Judge Backs Release Of Family Held After Colo. Protest Attack
• Feds Say They Don't Control Immigration Center Conditions
• Suit Says DOJ Voter Data Checks Could Trigger Purges
• Asylum-Seeker Class Wants Feds Held In Contempt
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On ESI Control
• Oregon Environmentalists Join ICE Detention Center Fight
• Ex-Wis. Judge Argues ICE Case Reversal Backs Her Acquittal
• IRS Lists Over 1,400 Individuals Who Lost US Citizenship
• Kylie Jenner Sued By Ex-Housekeeper Over Bias, Unpaid OT
• Suit Fights DHS' Nix Of Automatic Work Permit Extensions
• NY Judge Slams ICE Arrest Tactics, Orders Officers To Testify
• Ill. Judge Orders Five Freed Over ICE Warrantless Arrests
• Judge Dings ICE For Repeated 'Defective' Testimony
• Legal Tech Co. Sued Over Immigration Software Breach
• Ill. Judge Sides With ICE Trackers In Meta Censorship Case
• Ga. Man Who Threatened ICE Officer's Wife Gets Probation
• 1st Circ. Finds Immigration Board's Removal Order Flawed
• Illinois' Suit Over Trump's National Guard Deployment Tossed
• Justices Won't Consider Returning Child Under Hague Treaty
• Federal Judge Blocks DOJ's DEI, Citizenship Grant Conditions
• DHS Sued For Waiving Federal Laws To Build Texas Border Wall
• Judge Says USCIS Can't Keep Delaying Iranians' Work Permits
• Up Next At High Court: SEC And FCC Enforcement Authority
• DOT Immigrant License Crackdown's Effects On Trucking
• Senate GOP Says Bid To Extend Haitian TPS Is DOA
• Tufts Grad Settles Immigration Cases, Returns To Turkey
• 4th Circ. Nixes ICE Runaway's Obstruction Conviction
• 2 Discovery Rulings Break With Heppner On AI Privilege Issue
• Texas AG Sues Houston Officials Over Sanctuary Policies
• Acting ICE Head Todd Lyons To Leave Agency At End Of May
• Minn. Charges ICE Agent With Assault Over Traffic Gun Threat
• Judge Doubts Broad Shift In Immigration Hearing Access
• Tenn. Judge Keeps Filipino Nurses' Trafficking Suit Alive
• ICE Chief Says Shutdown Still Hurts Despite Billions
• Isshin-Ryu Karate Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2 Sentenced In North Korean Remote IT Worker Scheme
• Foreign Truckers Sue Over 'Catastrophic' License Ban
• Agricultural Workers Seek Atty Fees After Co.'s No-Show
• ICE Ordered To Stop Work On Maryland Detention Center
• Immigration Board Won't Undo Removable Finding For Khalil
• Justice Jackson Slams Court's 'Oblivious' Emergency Orders
• Denver Seeks Atty Fees After Win On Sanctuary Laws
• Enviro Groups Back Garden State's Bid To Block ICE Facility
• DOJ Atty Slapped With $250 Sanction For Missed Deadlines
• Colo. Gov. Says Local DA Can't Sue Over State Visa Law
• ICE Arrest Memo Switch Looks 'Specious,' Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Orders ICE Agent Resentenced For Child Enticement
• DOJ Asks Court To OK Ábrego García Deportation To Liberia
• Judge Narrows Scope Of Politician's Trial Over ICE Scuffle
• DOJ Sues Conn. Over Law Limiting Cooperation With ICE
• Feds Say USDA Can Tie State Funding To Gender Policies
• DC Circ. Halts Boasberg's 'Unnecessary' Alien Enemies Probe
• 10th Circ. Says BIA Must Reconsider Salvadoran's Asylum Bid
• FOIA Suit Seeks Records On Trump Gold Card Program
• Home Detention OK'd For Man Who Threatened Officer's Wife
• Immigrant Attys Say Everglades Site Violated Access Order
• ICE Detainees Push Class Bid Over Calif. Center Conditions
• BofA Shielded In Iranian Bias Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Maryland Urges Court To Block ICE Detention Center Project
• Scholars Say Punitive Third-Country Removals Are Unlawful
• USCIS Narrows Pathway For Certain Immigrants Under 21
• Wash., Detainees Urge High Court To Reject GEO Wage Appeal
• State Bars Need To Get Specific About AI Confidentiality
• Appeals Board Says No-Shows Shouldn't End Removal Case
• 2nd Circ. Says Skipped Appeal Dooms Deportation Challenge
• ICE Quietly Changes I-9 Offenses, Raising Employer Fine Risk
• $68M Colony Ridge Deal To Proceed Without Court's Blessing
• Immigration Appeals Rule Challenge Put On Hold
• DOJ Sues Michigan's Washtenaw County Over ICE Policies
• Chinese Scholar Gets Time Served For Smuggling E. Coli DNA
• Judge Won't Halt 'Fast-Track' Deportation Of Somalis
• Judge Presses DOJ On Immigrant Bond Denials After Report
• 'Liberty' Rationale Takes Hold After 5th Circ. Detention Ruling
• IRS Floats Excise Tax Regs On Overseas Money Transfers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Refuses To Halt Decision In South Sudan TPS Fight
• Judicial Restraint Anchors Constitutional Order
• Arizona Check Casher Says FinCEN Rule Is 'Crushing' Business
• ACLU Says DHS Database Expansion Risks Citizens' Privacy
• Colo. Appeals Court Upholds State Sanctuary Law
• Attys, Scholars Can Back Khalil In 3rd Circ. Detention Fight
• Alpine Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Calls Immigrant Legal Aid Wasteful In Budget Push
• Green Card Redo Moots Suit Over Denial, 10th Circ. Says
• NY Group Says ICE Quotas Lead To Warrantless Arrests
• Judge Halts Trump Admin Bid To End TPS For Ethiopians
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Undo Atty Fees For ICE Cooperation Suit
• Feds Call 3-Hour Notice In Immigrant Bond Case 'Unworkable'
• Judge Won't Toss Afghan's Challenge To Biden Asylum Rule
• Fair Housing Takeaways From Colony Ridge Settlement
• TD Bank Beats Whistleblower's Appeal For Shielded Info
• NJ And Town Seek Injunction To Halt ICE Detention Center
• GEO Seeks Immunity Appeal In Forced Labor Class Action
• Group Accuses CBP Of Withholding Border Wall Records
• Judge Says CPB Couldn't Void Harvard Researcher Visa
• Abrego Garcia, DOJ Clash Over Vindictive Prosecution Claim
• Habeas Orders Sharpen As Due Process Concerns Mount
• Fla. Detention Facility Injunction Unsupported, 11th Circ. Told
• DOJ Pushes To End Former Immigration Judge's Bias Suit
• Top DOJ Immigration Atty Faces Ethics Complaint
• DC Court Says Haitians' Title 42 Due Process Claim Is Still Viable
• Ex-Wis. Judge Loses Bid To Shake ICE Obstruction Conviction
• Feds Still Not Reimbursing Shelter Program Costs, Court Told
• DOJ Rips Challenge To Anti-DEI Rule For Child Safety Grants
• What A Court Doc Audit Reveals About Erroneous Filings
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Salvadoran Woman's Asylum Case
• How Justices' GEO Ruling Resets Gov't Contractor Litigation
• NC Judge Finds Due Process Violations Moot In Asylum Case
• US Rep. Escalates Probe Into DHS Contract Kickback Claims
• DOJ Says Block On Maryland Detention Center Isn't Warranted
• Fla. Judge Cites 'Fealty' To Immigration Law In Denying Habeas
• States Warn Of Executive Overreach In $100K H-1B Fee Fight
• NJ Top Court Snapshot: ICE Detention, Megan's Law
• What's Missing From Latest Gov't Claims Against Harvard
• Immigration Board Says Hardship Proof Needs Experts
• Trump Seeks 13% Boost In DOJ Funding
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2026 Editorial Boards
• Widespread Abuse At Texas ICE Center, Report Claims
• Trump Admin Seeks Reversal Of DC National Guard Injunction
• Advocacy Groups Take Aim At Trump's Order On Mail Voting
• Suit Says ICE Warrantless Home Entry 'Tramples' Constitution
• Border Patrol Defied Injunction In Calif. Raid, Judge Finds
• Ultramarathons Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Voting Groups Latest To Challenge Trump's Mail Ballot Order
• Khalil Seeks Bove's 3rd Circ. Recusal Over Ex-DOJ Roles
• 9th Circ. OKs Injunction On DHS Protest Conduct, With Limits
• TikToker Challenges Defamation Suit By Immigration Law Firm
• ICE Says Immigrants Can't Meddle With GEO Contract Terms
• Harvard Researcher Can Get Docs On Prosecution Motives
• Mich. Says ICE Illegally Skipped Enviro Review For Warehouse
• 9th Circ. Says Judge Likely Overreached In No-Bond Ruling
• Trump Seeks June 1 Bill To Fund ICE, Border Patrol
• Colorado, Denver Beat DOJ Challenge To Sanctuary Laws
• High Court Appears Skeptical Of Trump's Birthright Order