Policy

Social media users who post ICE enforcement updates could face subpoenas

Social media users who share ICE enforcement posts or real-time updates of agents’ locations may face administrative subpoenas, according to recent federal actions. Federal officials...

Trump administration begins nationwide citizenship revocation screening

The Trump administration has begun systematically screening naturalized citizens for possible loss of citizenship, significantly expanding the denaturalization review process nationwide. Officials have reassigned...

Even a single DUI offense may lead to visa denial

A single DUI arrest is increasingly triggering DUI visa denial concerns during visa or immigration proceedings. Immigration attorneys say applicants must exercise caution, as...

ICE enforcement costs L.A. $840 million in production losses

The ICE enforcement impact across Los Angeles County, including Koreatown, has resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars in economic losses, according to a...

‘Death card’ left after ICE raid sparks accusations of intimidation

Immigrant advocates allege ICE agents left a threatening symbol at a Colorado raid site, prompting accusations of racial intimidation and calls for a federal investigation.

California moves to toughen DUI penalties, ending leniency

California lawmakers are moving to toughen DUI penalties, targeting first offenders and closing legal loopholes as officials and families push for stronger road safety protections.

SBA rule change bars non-U.S. citizens, including green card holders, from loans

Starting March 1, SBA loans will be limited to businesses fully owned by U.S. citizens, excluding green card holders and any foreign ownership under revised federal rules.

SSA to scrutinize overseas travel of Social Security beneficiarie

The Social Security Administration has expanded monitoring of overseas travel by benefit recipients, allowing the use of DHS travel data and raising new questions about privacy and data sharing.

More than 10,000 rally in LA over the weekend, chanting ‘ICE out’

More than 10,000 people rallied in downtown Los Angeles to protest ICE enforcement, with arrests reported after dispersal orders during a second day of demonstrations.

“LA’s homelessness policy is broken”

Katy Yaroslavsky, a Los Angeles City Council member who represents part of Koreatown in District 5, said addressing homelessness and strengthening public safety will...