This Week in Immigration: Supreme Court Revives Third-Country Removals, Filing Fees Rise & Detention Heads Back to the Court
Week ending October 2, 2026 Supreme Court allows rapid third-country deportations to resume On September 29, the Supreme Court stayed the lower-court ruling that had required DHS to provide notice and an opportunity to raise fear of persecution or torture before removal to a country not designated in the removal order. The Court will hear […]
This Week in Immigration: Salvadoran TPS Gets a Reprieve as New Visa and Enforcement Rules Take Shape.
Week ending September 11, 2026 This week brought an unexpected reprieve for Salvadoran TPS holders, a potentially major change for employment-based nonimmigrants, and an important appellate ruling limiting the government’s use of confidential taxpayer information for immigration enforcement. Salvadoran TPS remains valid after DHS misses the September 9 deadline. DHS had been expected to announce […]
