315,000 Health Plans Canceled Over Unverified Immigration Documents: What to Do
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services canceled 315,000 marketplace health policies in August, covering roughly 760,000 people, over unverified citizenship or immigration documentation.
The Government Asks the Supreme Court to Narrow Habeas Corpus in Immigration Detention
The Justice Department took to the Supreme Court the question of whether someone detained in removal proceedings can go to a federal court to challenge that detention.
A Federal Judge Halts, For Now, the Deportation of the Venezuelan Man Shot by ICE in Austin
Federal Judge Orlando Garcia ordered Wilber Rafael Garces Perez to appear in person on September 30. In practice, that prevents his removal before that date.
Trump and Mamdani Discussed Haitian TPS: Why a Meeting Does Not Change Your Status
New York’s mayor raised the possibility of restoring Temporary Protected Status for Haitians with President Trump. Nothing was announced, and nothing changed legally.
Venezuelan Man Shot by an ICE Officer in Austin Is Back in the Hospital While in Custody
Three days after the shooting, the Venezuelan man wounded by an ICE officer in Austin was taken back to a hospital from the Pearsall detention center. He entered through CBP One and held a work permit.
ICE Is Hiding Where Thousands of Detainees Are Held: What to Do If You Cannot Find Your Relative
ICE’s public detainee locator stopped showing the location of people in custody who have a final order of removal. The change began September 15 and was never announced.
USCIS Can Send Your Affirmative Asylum Case to Court Without an Interview: What the Rule Says and How to Prepare
Since July 28, 2026, an interim final rule allows USCIS to refer certain affirmative asylum applications to immigration court without first interviewing the applicant. The public comment period closes September 28.
Federal Court Orders a Bond Hearing After Prolonged Immigration Detention: What It Decided and Who It May Help
In Le v. Mullin, a federal court in the Western District of Washington held that detaining someone for months without a bond hearing violates due process, and ordered an individualized hearing within seven days.
ICE Officer Shoots Venezuelan Man in Austin: What Is Known and What to Do If You Have a Removal Order
An ICE officer shot Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan man, on Sunday, September 20, in north Austin. The government and the family’s attorney tell very different stories.
23 Years Without Leaving the U.S. — And the Options Most Immigrants Never Hear About
Ángela Muñoz went 23 years without leaving the United States — missing funerals, raising her kids, afraid to walk into a courthouse. This year she got her green card. In this episode she and attorney Alejandra Campos walk through the legal routes most immigrants never hear about.
