A Pakistani native who sold supplies to US and coalition forces during the war in Afghanistan should get asylum because deportation would put him at risk of persecution from the Taliban, the Fourth Circuit said.

In her column, Emory Law’s Tonja Jacobi examines US Supreme Court issues and ethics in the legal profession. She shows how Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson deftly used oral argument questions in her first term to make an impact in cases—even those she lost.

A transgender man from China sued the US in a federal court, saying that the seven years he’s been waiting for an asylum hearing are unreasonable.

A growing number of Republicans frustrated about the US-Mexico border are turning their attention to an unsuspecting target: humanitarian workers.

US border officials botched the screening of a migrant on the government’s terrorist watch list, allowing the person to stay in the country for two weeks before being arrested, a federal watchdog says.

The Justice Department must rescind its order to deport a Honduran immigrant because her notice to appear in court didn’t include the time or date of her hearing, the Third Circuit said.