Kathleen breaks down three major immigration developments from the past week, starting with what she says is some much-needed good news. Nine federal courts have rejected the Trump administration's position on mandatory detention for certain undocumented immigrants, reinforcing access to due process and immigration hearings in much of the country. Kathleen explains why these courtroom victories don't always make headlines, what happens when someone is transferred between jurisdictions, and why having an immigration attorney on file can become critical after a detention. Then, she explains why TPS for El Salvador received an automatic extension after the government did not formally terminate the program within the required timeframe, giving beneficiaries another six months of work authorization and protection from deportation. Kathleen also covers a federal appeals court ruling limiting when the IRS can provide taxpayer information to ICE and explains why undocumented immigrants should continue filing their taxes. Finally, Kathleen returns to the ongoing disruption of green card interviews at U.S. embassies around the world. She explains why she believes the delays are connected to stricter public charge screening, the factors applicants should prepare to discuss, and what we currently know about when interviews could resume.