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El Salvador TPS: Why Two Federal Agencies Are Sending Salvadorans Mixed Signals Right Now

DHS let El Salvador's TPS deadline pass with no ruling. Status may hold, but work permits already lapsed for many. Here's what changed this week.

Latin Times · Sep 13

ICE Straps Ankle Monitors on Ohio's Haitians — Some Before Their Legal Status Even Lapsed

ICE is fitting ankle monitors on Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, even as the legal fight over their protected status continues.

Latin Times · Aug 13

End of Haitian TPS Threatens South Florida's Tourism Workforce as Hotels and Restaurants Brace for Labor Gaps

The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is emerging as a labor problem for South Florida's tourism economy, where hotels, restaurants and other hospitality businesses rely heavily on immigrant workers and are already warning that losing thousands of legally authorized employees could disrupt operations.

Latin Times · Aug 10

What is Trump’s new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas, and who does it affect?

The move is set to disproportionately impact skilled workers from India, who make up the majority of visa holders

The Independent UK · Sep 23, 2025

The Fortune 500 companies most affected by Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee

H-1B holders contribute an estimated $86 billion to the U.S. economy every year.

Fortune · Sep 22, 2025

America Educates the World's Best and Brightest—Then Shows Them the Door

As students grapple with an unfriendly immigration system and targeted crackdowns on campus, how long will the U.S. remain the world's top study destination?

Reason · Aug 28, 2025

Immigrant Advocacy Group Launches Data Tool Tracking Legal Status Revocations and Workforce Impact

Immigrant rights group FWD.us has released a new data tool to monitor the effects of recent federal efforts to revoke legal status and work authorization for hundreds of thousands of immigrants in the U.S.

Latin Times · Jul 29, 2025

After Biden pardoned his son, advocates call on him to grant clemency for others

People on death row, those with marijuana convictions and the Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier are among those the president could benefit

The Guardian - US · Dec 10, 2024

Parole Pathways from LatAm to the US increase border security, reduce pressure on asylum process

The study by FWD.us also revealed that those paroled can become self-sufficient, reducing the need to rely on public resources

Latin Times · Jun 3, 2024

Cut off from DACA, new generation faces uncertain futures - Roll Call

A new generation of immigrants who have come of age in the U.S., ineligible for DACA, face a future without legal immigration status.

Roll Call · Jul 12, 2023