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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Shocking J-1 Visa Investigation Findings by the New York Times
A New York Times investigation reveals how J-1 visa workers face abuse, wage theft, and unsafe jobs in the U.S.
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New (More Difficult) U.S. Citizenship Test Is Here – What Do You Need to Know?
The 2025 U.S. citizenship test introduces important changes to the naturalization process. Here's the new exam structure, key dates, and tips on how to prepare.
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Supreme Court Clears Path for Ethnic/Racial Profiling by ICE — What We Do Now
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Noem v. Perdomo allows ICE to target individuals based on race, language, or job type.
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How to Get a K-1 Fiancé Visa: Process From I-129F to U.S. Arrival
Understanding the K-1 visa process is key to avoiding delays and getting approved on the first try.
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Immigration Raid Georgia: What Workers Need to Know
The 2025 immigration raid in Georgia marked the largest single-site immigration raid in U.S. history.
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USCIS Gains New Law Enforcement Powers: What This Means for Immigrants
On September 4, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a final rule giving U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services...
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US Asylum Law Crackdown: What New Restrictions Mean for Families
US asylum law changes revive Trump-era rulings, raising questions about who is eligible for asylum in the US, especially women and families.
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Immigrant Visa Interviews Will Now Be Scheduled in Your Country of Residence
New U.S. policy sets visa interviews by country of residence or designated consulates starting November 1, 2025.
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Hope for Immigrant Parents Abused by U.S. Citizen Child
VAWA for parents protects immigrant parents abused by an adult U.S. citizen child and offers a legal path to stay in the United States.
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