Policy

California Passes Ethnic Studies Lawβ€”But Won’t Pay to Teach It

California ordered every public high school to teach ethnic studies in the 2025–2026 school yearβ€”and put $0 behind it. Districts are left to β€œfigure...

Stop Blaming Politics – Know Your Visa vs. Status Before It’s Too Late

As immigration enforcement intensifies in political headlines, a simple truth gets buried beneath the noise. Many of the problems noncitizens face in the United...

Jeong Seung-jo Warns: Korea’s Wartime Control Shift Needs Expert Review

Jeong Seung-jo, former chairman of the Republic of Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff, is widely regarded as one of South Korea’s foremost military strategists....

California ZEV Sales Hit Record Before Tax Credit Ends

California’s zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) sales reached an all-time high in the third quarter, driven by a rush of buyers eager to secure federal tax...

Visa status at risk as ICE launches surprise raids on OPT employers

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has launched surprise inspections of companies employing foreign students under the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, expanding its...

Permanent resident fined $130 for not carrying green card

A Chicago permanent resident was fined $130 for not carrying his green card. The case spotlights federal ID rules, a CBP advisory, and higher DHS penalties.

ICE Fines Chicago Man $130 for Not Carrying Green Card

A 60-year-old permanent resident in Chicago was fined $130 after failing to carry his green card during a recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)...

Voluntary Departures Double Under Trump’s Immigration Crackdown

Tougher immigration enforcement under the Trump administration has led to a sharp rise in voluntary departures among undocumented immigrants. According to the Executive Office for...

LA County Declares Emergency as Immigration Raids Disrupt Economy

Los Angeles County declared a local state of emergency on October 14, citing widespread economic and social disruption caused by ongoing federal immigration raids....

Utah Korean American Violinist Wins Deportation Battle After ICE Drops Appeal

John Shin, 37, a Korean American violinist from Utah who had been facing deportation, is no longer under removal proceedings, according to reports on...