ICE Ordered to Stop Vehicle Pursuits After Fatal Shootings: What Immigrants Need to Know
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has reportedly issued a temporary nationwide directive ordering its officers to stop pursuing people in...
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DHS Employees Report Intimidation and Pressure Under the Trump Administration’s Immigration Policies
This article is based on The Guardian’s July 11, 2026 investigation into alleged intimidation, forced reassignments and staffing cuts within...
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Former Wisconsin Judge Faces Sentencing After Immigration Arrest Obstruction Case
A former Wisconsin judge is facing sentencing after being convicted in a high-profile case involving federal immigration enforcement inside a...
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A New Federal Lawsuit Could Affect Every Iranian Asylum Seeker in the U.S.
A new federal lawsuit is raising serious concerns for Iranian asylum seekers and other immigrants who fear persecution if returned to Iran.
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Four Federal Courts Have Now Protected Immigration Detention Bond Rights
If you or a loved one has been detained by ICE, do not assume that detention is permanent or that you have no rights. Every case is different, and there may be legal options available.
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How the Supreme Court Protected Your Child’s Birthright Citizenship
The links that could conflict with the keyphrase “birthright citizenship executive order” are any that use citizenship, birthright, or executive...
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How Fraudulent Asylum Claims Cost One Attorney $250,000
ICE is now targeting alleged false asylum filings. The penalties in the case of attorney Vinod Doddamani are a serious warning.
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Green Card Travel Rules Just Changed: What You Need to Know
Our attorneys stay current on green card travel rules so you don't have to navigate them alone.
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N-400 Naturalization Fee Rising 75%: How to Protect Yourself Now
The proposed N-400 filing fee increase would raise the cost of U.S. citizenship by up to 80%. Green card holders should act before the rule becomes final.
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Urgent USCIS Alert: Invalid Signatures Can Kill Your Case
USCIS has announced an important rule change that can affect many immigration applicants, families, employers, and petitioners.
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