This article summarizes past travel and immigration bans implemented under a former administration. Please note that this information describes historical policy actions and does not reflect current law or policy.
This article provides information about countries that were included on a travel ban list. If you are planning international travel or immigration based on country of origin, you should review current guidelines carefully.
The U.S. government has eased requirements for visa deposits for five African nations. This change affects travelers attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but conditions still apply.
The State Department plans to temporarily stop processing certain immigrant visas for 75 countries. This change is scheduled to start on January 21, 2026, and affects those awaiting immigrant visas.
This article discusses a proposed travel ban with an effective date of January 1, 2026. It is important to review the details carefully, as changes to travel rules can cause a lot of worry and stress for immigrants.
The Cato Institute published an article discussing the economic contributions and value that immigrants bring to the United States. This article is informational and does not announce a change to any current immigration policies.
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is beginning to charge a fee when they collect your fingerprints at airports. This fee applies to certain applicants needing access to secure areas.
A federal court recently heard arguments regarding the right of people detained by immigration authorities to challenge their detention. This case deals with whether individuals can be held without a chance to argue why their detention is lawful.
Recent legal news shows that courts have issued many rulings criticizing past policies related to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This information shows how the legal challenges have impacted immigration enforcement practices.
A recent analysis shows that millions of U.S. citizen immigrant voters are key parts of the electorate in many local elections. This report focuses on voting data in specific congressional districts but does not involve immigration applications or status changes.