Trump is promising to deport millions, which could cause issues to employers. Employers have for a long time tried to fill their labor needs through immigration reforms, but Congress remains in a deadlock on this issue.

The American Business Immigration Coalition joined by many employers, federal lawmakers, local official and advocates, are requesting Joe Biden to provide more work permits to long-term undocumented residents.

In an attempt to win backing from Republicans, Senate Democrats have again proposed a bipartisan bill concerning border security. The bill features clauses allowing the inclusion of several thousand visas for relatives or workers, freedom to work for spouses awaiting a green card who are married to U.S. citizens, and a right to have a lawyer when minor migrants are deported.

The U.S. Department of Justice(DOJ) has sued Oklahoma on Tuesday. This is hoping to block a law that is seeming to impose criminal penalties on people living in the states illegally.

The lawsuit in federal court is challenging a law that makes it a state crime which will be punishable by two years in prison to live in Oklahoma without proper legal immigration status.

Silky Shah's Unbuild Walls: Why Immigrant Justice Needs Abolition is a powerful, critical look into the U.S. immigration system—one with deep, explicit ties to the prison-industrial complex. Shah argues that in the past four decades, immigration enforcement and mass incarceration have coiled together into systems of repression.

Democrats are increasingly doubling down on border bill; certain progressives are growing uneasy. Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer is ready to put Republicans on defense with a vote on a bipartisan border bill. Not every Democrat is so excited about this.

The Biden administration has announced a series of measures against Nicaragua that seek to combat migrant exploitation and irregular migration, among them, visa restrictions against more than 250 Nicaraguan government officials and their families, and sanctions against three entities tied to the regime.

Around half of the U.S. voters oppose putting illegal immigrants into detention camps while they await deportation, shown by a new Reuters/Ipsos poll. Suggesting that Americans are wary of harsher enforcement plans that Donald Trump is considering.

54% of registered voters opposed the use of detention and 10% stated they did not know or did not want to respond.

According to officials from the Biden Administration, the white house is currently working on a plan to speed up court cases for incoming asylum cases as well as addressing new arrivals at the US-Mexico border.

A new docket was announced by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department on Thursday May 16th.

It has been 3 years since President Joe Biden announced that the U.S. would pull out all its troops from Afghanistan. This caused a domino effect that caused thousands of Afghans to flood to Hamid Karzai International Airport, to escape the ensuing rule of the Taliban.

The Biden's Administration intends to expedite the asylum process for some migrants with a criminal record or deemed ineligible. This rule will allow initial screening officers to make a decision in an asylum case instead of waiting for a judge's decision.