If you hope to become a lawful resident or US citizen, follow the law: USCIS chief

Edlow says financial self-sufficiency is a crucial criterion for eligibility: 'If you cannot pay for yourself and take care of yourself, you are not going to get a Green Card.'

Edlow frames the enforcement push as part of keeping Americans safe, citing commitments to protect the country despite criticism from 'radical, activist judges.'

USCIS states it is reviewing older cases and re-evaluating cases for people who received Green Cards and other benefits during the Biden administration when vetting was reportedly lacking.

Director Joseph Edlow posted on X: 'No tip is too small. We will look into it along with our partners at ICE and with CBP. People who are perpetrating fraud, STOP! Because we are going to find you. If you have already done it and you think you have gotten away with it, we are going back.'

With the addition of new special agents, USCIS plans to launch several tip lines to enable individuals to report suspected immigration fraud.

USCIS announces an intensified enforcement effort against fraud and criminal violations and says it is broadening enforcement initiatives and reviewing previous cases, including those approved in earlier years.

The article reports that Trump was kept out of the war room and reportedly screamed at aides following the downing of a US jet in Iran.

The digest highlights Ashok Sharma’s Village Life, noting an IPL pacer staying rooted in Rampura and cherishing a simple routine.

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The digest includes live updates on gold and silver prices, with volatility tied to Middle East conflict coverage.

Live updates report that US troops were forced to retreat from the Strait of Hormuz after a ship attack, with Iran media claims cited.

Authorities seized a phishing kit behind a $20 million fraud in an FBI-Indonesia W3LL takedown.

The digest reports that MacKenzie Scott backs Senior Meals by donating $70 million to Meals on Wheels, aiming to reduce wait-lists.

A researcher discusses what is very wrong with the EU age identification app as described in the article.

Europe's age identification app was hacked in under two minutes, according to the digest.

The article states that the FBI and Justice Department are easing hiring requirements, which some current and former officials view as a lowering of requirements.

The article reports that Apple may introduce smarter home screen editing tools with iOS 27.

The digest highlights a daily tech hack encouraging users to translate signs and documents using a camera.

The article notes that Elon Musk congratulated Jeff Bezos on Blue Origin's New Glenn vertical landing on a droneship.

The article reports that Amazon and SpaceX are busy sending complaint letters to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission about each other, as part of the published digest.