Federal Judge Blocks $100 Annual Asylum Application Fee — What Immigrants Need to Know
A federal judge in Maryland has temporarily stopped the government from collecting the new $100 annual fee for asylum applications....
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DHS will be collecting all foreigners’ biometrics at exits and entries into the USA
DHS Announces Major Expansion of Biometric Screening for All Travelers Entering and Leaving the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security...
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Big Change Coming: No More Automatic Work Permit Extensions After October 2025
What You Need to Know About the End of Automatic EAD Extensions What Changed: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS)...
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Federal Immigration Operation in the Bay Area: What It Means for Immigrant Families
A major federal immigration enforcement action [read ICE raid] was recently planned near the Bay Area, San Francisco, CA, where...
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USCIS Expands Social Media Screening: What Immigrants Need to Know
At Shepelsky Law Group, we make it our mission to help immigrants stay informed about policy changes that can affect...
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USCIS Introduces New $1,000 Immigration Parole/re-parole Fee: What Immigrants Need to Know
USCIS introduces a $1,000 immigration parole fee starting October 2025.
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Marina Shepelsky in the News: Media Coverage
Catch Marina Shepelsky in national and local media as she shares expert legal insight on immigration law, high-profile cases, and immigrant rights in America.
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US Immigration in 2026: Big Questions from Immigrants
There is uncertainty surrounding US immigration forecasts for 2026, including deportation, asylum access, and visa reforms.
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$2,500 Or Deportation: The Trump Administration’s Offer To Migrant Children
The U.S. is offering migrant children $2,500 to leave “voluntarily.” But many lack legal help and face threats.
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The Hidden Threat of Military Lawyers in Immigration Court
Military attorneys are replacing trained immigration judges. This shift puts due process at risk and could change the face of U.S. immigration justice.
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