The Biden presidency administration has also just announced the latest steps into addressing the long-standing issues on the U.S.-Mexico border. The latest executive orders and policies are designed for the purposes of handling the flow of migrants and implementing an orderly and secure process for aspirants seeking asylum in the United States.

President Biden has released a fresh order to regulate the movement across the U.S.-Mexico border. Its purpose is to allow those in power to close asylum seekers out temporarily once their number exceeds seven days in succession while making a staggering 2,500+ crossings daily.

A federal judge appointed by Donald Trump is expected to decide as soon as this week whether to continue blocking a key part of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's anti-immigration law. Last month, Judge Roy Altman found that the "human smuggling" provision of the law went beyond state authority.

President Biden's recent effort to deal with immigration issues on the southern border has been through an executive order. At first, Biden had a bipartisan agreement that tied Ukraine funding to more stringent immigration measures. This provided him with political coverage for his administration to impose some pretty restrictive policies on the border.

Unaccompanied minors are starting to represent themselves in immigration court. This is alarming news, In 2023, 44% of unaccompanied minors were not represented by counsel.

Every single other court in the United States guarantees defendants(including minors) the right to counsel, except for immigration court.

The White House has told lawmakers that President Joe Bide is in plans to sign off on an executive order that would effectively shut down asylum requests in the U.S. - Mexico border, once the average number of daily encounters hits 2500 between the ports of entry.

The White House has announced that President Biden is working on plans for a U.S.-Mexico crackdown that would shut off asylum request and deny entrance into the U.S. for migrants as soon as the American border exceed its newly established daily threshold of encounters.

Speaker Mike Johnson is preparing Republicans for a significant legislative push. With hopes of gaining unified control of the government in November. Johnson has been in frequent talks with Donald Trump about creating a legacy defining legislative package early into Donald Trump’s second term.

The Immigration Act of 1924 is 100 years old now. This Act is still shaping immigration politics to this very day. The Immigration Act of 1924 placed official limints on the number of immigrants allowed to enter the U.S. every year. It also placed individual quotas by the person’s country of origin.

DACA processing delays have resulted in permit renewals taking months to process. This poses serious employment risks for many of the approximately 600,000 persons seeking to rely on DACA to legally authorize their employment. Bureaucratic red tape and higher than ever volumes of applications have compounded an already uncertain situation for many DACA recipients.