Immigration Law

There has been a lot of news lately about Title 42 regarding immigration at the U.S./Mexican border. Several politicians, including President Joe Biden, immigration advocates, and the CDC, have requested that it be lifted. Just the same, several courts have refused....

Millions of foreign nationals come to the U.S each in search of the American dream – but not all of them will be permitted to even enter the country. Here are some of the reasons why you may be denied entry into the U.S. A criminal record Criminal inadmissibility is...

When the Russians breached the border of Ukraine, countless Ukrainians found themselves fleeing from the relentless bombing of their homeland. They knew that staying within the confines of their country could have catastrophic consequences. The question remained,...

On Tuesday, May 3, 2022, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that immigrants could continue using expired work permits to stay in the country for another 18 months. This decision to give reprieve to workers comes amid a massive backlog of work...

In February of 2022, Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar introduced a bill that would completely reform the nation’s current immigration policies. Deemed “The Dignity Act,” this bill is her answer to assisting the many undocumented immigrants who are currently in the...

Obtaining a marriage green card is a huge step for you and your family. It allows you to live in the U.S. permanently and work. In a few years, you will also have the option to apply for U.S. citizenship. One crucial part of the application process is the interview....

With armed conflict continuing to rage in Afghanistan, the situation is dire for civilians on the ground. Islamic State- Khorasan (IS-K) continues to seek further dominance over the population, utilizing methods that include violent attacks against innocents. The...

Many people who immigrated to the United States feel deeply grateful for their new home country. Military service is one of the many ways that immigrants benefit the country as a whole. There is a strong history of first-generation and second-generation immigrants...

When the Biden Administration took charge, a lot of young, undocumented people in this country felt a renewed sense of hope that they’ll be able to continue living their lives in the only homeland they have ever known. Over a year later, more than 650,000 young people...

As an immigrant, facing any criminal charges can be distressing due to the possibility of deportation. There may be a lot you have going on regarding work or family, which you may have to leave behind once you are deported. However, not all crimes are deportable. It...