$1.4T Spending Bill Wins Senate OK

The $1.4 trillion government spending bill has been passed by the Senate and sent on to President Donald Trump. The White House says the president will sign the bill before the deadline.

Remain In Mexico Program Expanded

As part of the expansion of the Remain in Mexico program, the U.S. began sending asylum seekers across the Arizona border and back to Mexico to await their immigration court hearings.

Census Bureau Will Get Citizenship Data?

The Supreme Court ruled against including a citizenship question on the 2020 Census; the Census Bureau is going to get citizenship data from the Department of Homeland Security.

Guatemalan Sues US To Reunite With Family

An asylum-seeker is suing the U.S. to reunite her with her family. She and her two daughters were released into the U.S., but her partner and her son were both ordered to remain in Mexico.

US Plans To Send Mexicans To Guatemala?

An estimated 900 Mexican asylum seekers could be impacted by U.S. plans to send them to Guatemala. Mexico’s Foreign Affairs ministry has stated that it disagrees with this plan.

Trump: Iran Appears To Be 'Standing Down'

In an address to the nation, President Trump said that Iran appears to be “standing down” and the U.S. will immediately place new sanctions on Iran "until Iran changes its behavior."

Drop Student Loan Payments To $0?

Income-driven repayment plans are an option for federal student loan borrowers. But forgetting to recertify your personal information annually for these plans can be costly.

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Colleges Disagree On Arming Campus Police

The University of Rhode Island and Community College of Rhode Island have taken opposite views on arming campus police with the university in favor and the community college opposed.

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MIT Warns Students Of Possible Visits By ICE

MIT has warned its international students in science, technology, engineering and math fields that ICE might visit their employers to verify their work is related to their studies.

College Savings Program Goes National

The BabySteps college savings program is expanding to nationwide. Fifty dollars is contributed to a college savings plan for every new child adopted or born in a particular state.

Asylum Agreements Challenged

The asylum agreements that the United States made with El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras are being challenged by a lawsuit filed by the ACLU and other civil rights groups.

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Former Harvard Prof On Trump’s Legal Team

Former Harvard University law professor Alan Dershowitz is joining President Donald Trump’s legal team for the Senate impeachment trial. Dershowitz confirmed this on Twitter.