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DHS Immigration Regulations on Visas, Status, and Enforcement: Legal Framework Under Subchapter B of Title 8 (2025 Edition) Introduction The 2025 regulations issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) under Subchapter B of Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations provide the legal structure for controlling immigration into the United States. These regulations cover visa classifications, procedures for lawful entry, maintaining or adjusting immigration status, and enforcement measures for violations. Table of Contents * Classification and Admission of Noncitizens * Conditions for Maintaining Immigration Status * Adjustments, Extensions, and Terminations of Status * Enforcement of Immigration Laws * Removal Proceedings and Waiver Applications * Rights to Review and Appeals Chapter Summaries Classification and Admission of Noncitizens Details various nonimmigrant and immigrant visa categories, including visitor, student, worker, and family-based classifications. Entry is granted based on consular approval, inspection at ports of entry, and satisfaction of admissibility requirements. Conditions for Maintaining Immigration Status Noncitizens must comply with visa terms, including length of stay, employment restrictions, and address reporting. Failure to maintain status can result in ineligibility for extensions, adjustment, or reentry, and may trigger removal procedures. Adjustments, Extensions, and Terminations of Status Outlines procedures for changing visa categories, extending duration of stay, or applying for lawful permanent resident status. Also defines how status may be terminated due to violations or failure to meet statutory criteria. Enforcement of Immigration Laws DHS officers may arrest, detain, or initiate removal against individuals who violate immigration laws. Expedited removal is available for certain categories, and procedures for bonds, custody reviews, and parole are governed by DHS protocols. Removal Proceedings and Waiver Applications Removal is initiated by serving a Notice to Appear. Individuals may apply for relief from removal including asylum, cancellation, adjustment, or waivers based on hardship or other qualifying conditions. Final orders may result in mandatory departure or future reentry bars. Rights to Review and Appeals Decisions may be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), and further to federal courts where applicable. The appeals process includes strict deadlines and documentation standards to ensure judicial efficiency and fairness. Conclusion The DHS 2025 Title 8 Subchapter B regulations create a structured and enforceable immigration system by defining visa processes, compliance obligations, and legal pathways for review and protection. They aim to balance national security with humanitarian protections and ensure orderly immigration management.