Comment: March Visa bulletin, Immigration Enforcement
Today's Immigration Daily Issue Features Several Items of Interest, Including Articles, Blogging and News About Is the Trump Administration Going Too Far With Its Immigration Enforcement?, March 2026 Visa Bulletin: Movement Forward and Current EB-2 Categories, USCIS Plays Key Role in Denaturalization Process to Begin for Former Mayor of the City of North Miami DHS Proposes Rule to Prioritize Americans' Safety by Strengthening Screening of Asylum Seekers and more. Please scroll down to find the item(s) below. Please let us know your thoughts by writing to us at editor@ilw.com

Blogging: Is the Trump Administration Going Too Far With Its Immigration Enforcement? By Nolan Rappaport

Blogging: March 2026 Visa Bulletin: Movement Forward and Current EB-2 Categories by Chris Musillo

News: USCIS Plays Key Role in Denaturalization Process to Begin for Former Mayor of the City of North Miami

News: DHS Proposes Rule to Prioritize Americans' Safety by Strengthening Screening of Asylum Seekers

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Headline: Bill of Rights put to the test over Trump's immigration crackdown in Minnesota Click here
Headline: Worst of the worst? Most US immigrants targeted for deportation in 2025 had no criminal charges, documents reveal Click here
Headline: During El Paso stop, Jasmine Crockett says Democrats can back border security and advocate for immigrants Click here
Headline: New Research Finds Reducing Immigration Does Not Help U.S. Workers Click here
Headline: Wilson County Mayor: ICE eyes immigrant detention ‘mega center’ in Lebanon to house up to 16,000 Click here

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