USCIS Issues CLARIFYING Memos re: new restrictions Following Thanksgiving Shooting: Who Is Affected and How?
In the wake of the tragic Thanksgiving shooting near the White House that killed two National Guard members, the Trump...
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USCIS Creates New Vetting Center in Atlanta
USCIS has announced the creation of a new specialized department/unit: the USCIS Vetting Center, headquartered in Atlanta.
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New Visa Opportunities for Immigrants: How the Federal Reserve’s Interest Rate Cut Could Benefit You
On December 10, 2025, the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point (3.50% to 3.75%). This...
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Court Ruling: No More Warrantless ICE Arrests in Washington, D.C.
A federal judge recently ruled that ICE arrests in Washington, D.C. must meet clear legal standards.
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Trump Pauses Immigration from 19 “High Risk” Countries + Pauses Asylum Decisions: What You Need to Know
The delay caused by the I-589 asylum processing freeze, is affecting applicants from certain high-risk countries.
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What the New Asylum Pause Means and How Shepelsky Law Group Can Help
Trump’s administration has ordered U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to halt all asylum adjudications indefinitely.
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Why You Should Still File for U.S. Asylum Right Now
The asylum clock — which tracks the length of time your asylum application is pending — will start as soon as you submit your application.
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Trump Promises to Pause All Migration from “Third World Countries” — What It Means for Immigrants Now
Donald Trump announced late at night on the eve of Thanksgiving that he intends to implement a 'permanent pause' on third world immigration.
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Non-Criminal Detentions Increase Under Trump Administration by More Than 2000%
At Shepelsky Law Group, we worry greatly about the latest data released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) relating...
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Trump to Re-Interview All Refugees Legalized Under Biden
The US DHS has announced a sweeping new review of refugee admissions from the Biden administration years.
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