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U.S. federal benefit rules and proposals that could penalize immigrants for using benefits
Federal eligibility for public benefits is governed by a layered statutory regime that generally limits most federal programs to U.S. citizens and a narrower class of “qualified” noncitizens; unauthor...
Union law and practice in the United States generally allow immigrant workers—including undocumented workers—to organize for better wages and working conditions, and major unions and federations activ...
Federal law and long‑standing practice permit certain private gifts, art and furnishings to be accepted for the and Executive Residence under statutes and delegated authorities, but those authorities ...
States in 2024 relied on a blend of federal law requirements, state-level data-matching, identity checks at registration and at the polls, and selective use of federal databases to verify voter eligib...
The legal difference between being "undocumented" (present without a lawful immigration status) and "unlawful entry" (entering the United States in violation of criminal or immigration statutes) remai...