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USCIS Can Now Deny Applications Without Asking for Missing Evidence First
A USCIS policy, effective immediately, allows officers to deny an immigration application without first requesting missing documents. For asylum seekers, who often cannot gather evidence in time, the change could be a serious blow. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has adopted a policy that allows its officers to deny an immigration application outright, without first asking the applicant for missing…
Healey Signs PROTECT Act in Chelsea, Shielding Schools, Courts, and Hospitals From ICE
Governor Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act into law on Wednesday, August 5, before a packed and cheering room at La Colaborativa, surrounded by immigrants, advocates, teachers, nurses, doctors, clergy, law enforcement, and elected officials who had pushed the bill for more than a year. The state describes it as the strongest protection against federal immigration enforcement of any in…
Judge Ana C. Reyes Lifts Last Stay on Haiti TPS Termination, but Lets the Lawsuit Continue
U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes issued an order on Wednesday, August 5, formally lifting the last court order standing between Haitian Temporary Protected Status holders and the end of their protection, while allowing the lawsuit challenging the administration to move forward. The order acknowledges the mandate issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on August…
2026 Elections: Prime Minister’s Office Ensures Entire Public Administration Is Mobilized Around Electoral Process
Port-au-Prince, Tuesday, August 4, 2026 – With just a few months to go before the general elections scheduled for December 2026, the government intends to strengthen the involvement of the public administration in organizing the vote. Through Circular No. 018, published on July 31, Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé sets out the responsibilities of public institutions to ensure the implementation…
I lost a friend’: Haiti’s caregivers pushed out, Florida’s elders left behind
With TPS now terminated, South Florida agencies are cutting Haitian aides, severing ties to the elderly and disabled — including Holocaust survivors — who depended on them for daily care. The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is stripping thousands of Haitian caregivers of their jobs and their legal footing in the United States, and the loss is landing…
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USCIS Can Now Deny Applications Without Asking for Missing Evidence First
A USCIS policy, effective immediately, allows officers to deny an immigration application…
Healey Signs PROTECT Act in Chelsea, Shielding Schools, Courts, and Hospitals From ICE
Governor Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act into law on Wednesday, August…
Judge Ana C. Reyes Lifts Last Stay on Haiti TPS Termination, but Lets the Lawsuit Continue
U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes issued an order on Wednesday, August…
2026 Elections: Prime Minister’s Office Ensures Entire Public Administration Is Mobilized Around Electoral Process
Port-au-Prince, Tuesday, August 4, 2026 – With just a few months to…
I lost a friend’: Haiti’s caregivers pushed out, Florida’s elders left behind
With TPS now terminated, South Florida agencies are cutting Haitian aides, severing…
Haiti TPS fight returns to district court after high-court loss
The federal appeals court in Washington on Tuesday handed the legal fight…
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Haiti TPS Termination Takes Effect; Work Permits No Longer Valid, DHS Says
The termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haiti is now in effect, and the work permits held by hundreds of thousands of Haitian nationals are no longer valid, U.S. Citizenship…
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