News in United States
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IRS to Automatically Apply First-Time Abatement Waiver Starting 2026
Beginning in 2026, the IRS will automatically grant the First-Time Abatement waiver, removing the need for taxpayers to request relief from failure-to-pay and failure-to-deposit penalties. The waiver applies to eligible taxpayers who meet specific criteria and have no prior penalty history.
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US House Passes DHS Funding Bill After Extended Shutdown
The US House of Representatives passed bipartisan legislation to restore funding for the Department of Homeland Security, ending the agency's longest shutdown on record. The bill, which funds agencies including the Transportation Security Administration, has been sent to President Trump for signature.
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USCIS H-2B Returning Worker Cap Reached for Second FY 2026 Allocation
USCIS has received sufficient petitions to fill the second allocation of 27,736 returning worker H-2B visas for FY 2026, covering employment start dates from April 1 through April 30. No further petitions will be accepted under this allocation.
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DHS Issues Rule on Consequences for Unpaid Annual Asylum Fees Under H.R. 1
An interim final rule effective May 29, 2026 implements immigration fees from the H.R. 1 Reconciliation Act of 2025, including an Annual Asylum Fee. Asylum seekers who do not pay the fee within 30 days face specified consequences under the new rule.
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US Green Card Overview: Eligibility, Purpose, and Key Facts
A guide covering what US green cards are, who qualifies for them, and how they function as a form of lawful permanent residency. The resource addresses common questions about the green card process for immigrants and Americans abroad.