Dozens of female immigration judges and others with ethnic minority backgrounds were fired by the Department of Justice amid the Trump administration’s attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion, according to a new federal lawsuit.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement didn’t meet data safety standards before it signed an agreement to get IRS information on immigrants, a watchdog found.

The State Department will offer expedited interview appointments to business and tourist travelers to the US for a $750 fee beginning next month.

California lawmakers are considering a host of workplace AI bills, including one vetoed by Gov. Gavin Newsom last year. Meanwhile, immigration attorneys continue to sort through the fallout of the Trump administration’s new “adjustment of status” policy.

The Trump administration is quietly pursuing the biggest expansion in decades of the federal electronic system used to verify workers’ employment eligibility via a proposal to overhaul its grant process.

Latch.it, maker of popular locks for recreational vehicles, lost a patent case that closed off its most valuable sales channel after a decision from an unusual judge: Amazon.