
Trump Administration to Reduce US Citizenship Renunciation Fee from $2,350 to $450
The Trump administration will cut the cost to renounce US citizenship by 81% starting in April, fulfilling a campaign promise despite financial losses.

The Trump administration will cut the cost to renounce US citizenship by 81% starting in April, fulfilling a campaign promise despite financial losses.

Two separate UK stories emerge involving foreign nationals: Edinburgh's Quartermile district attracts overseas buyers, while an MSP faces questions about his immigration status.

Congressional Democrats propose mask restrictions for immigration officers following fatal shootings in Minnesota, while immigration policy advocates maintain focus on border enforcement.

New York City Mayor faces scrutiny over his handling of a security incident at his residence and subsequent hosting of a controversial activist.

Senator Mike Lee urged Donald Trump to invoke constitutional authority to recall Congress from recess as DHS funding and legislative priorities remain stalled.

House Republicans led by James Comer introduced bills aimed at preventing federal fraud in states including Minnesota and California.

Organizers are planning a nationwide May Day protest on May 1 featuring work, school, and shopping boycotts along with rallies and marches.

California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter was fact-checked during a CNN interview where she made accusations against Democratic rivals Tom Steyer and Xavier Becerra.

A high-ranking Department of Homeland Security counterterrorism official is under investigation for alleged financial impropriety involving a romantic relationship.

Lord Walker, Keir Starmer's cost-of-living adviser, has called for the government to extend the current 5p fuel duty cut rather than allowing it to expire.

Political observers highlight growing tensions within the Democratic Party between progressive and moderate factions as the party looks toward future elections.

The U.S. State Department has implemented its first official dress code guidelines for diplomatic employees in the Foreign Affairs Manual.
President Trump issued an executive order challenging birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, setting up a legal battle over the 1898 Wong Kim Ark precedent.

Florida Representative Byron Donalds introduces legislation for biometric entry-exit verification as immigration enforcement continues across U.S. regions.

President Trump is considering endorsing either Senator John Cornyn or Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Texas Republican Senate primary.
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