New Public Charge Rule: How It Could Stop Immigrants from Getting Visas or Green Cards
the Trump administration is pushing for changes to the public charge rule — a long-standing part of U.S. immigration law.
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EOIR Appoints 42 New Immigration Judges: A New Era of Deportations?
On March 11, 2026, the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) swore in 42 new immigration judges across various U.S....
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What You Need to Know About the Proposed DV Green Card Lottery Changes
Stay informed about the latest diversity green card lottery updates, including the new passport scan rule and other changes to the DV-2027 program.
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FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS TRUMP’s ADMINISTRATION FROM FAST-TRACKING AND DISMISSAL OF APPEALS
Immigrant communities and immigration advocates have been closely watching a recent federal lawsuit AMICA CENTER ET AL v. EOIR, Case No....
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EB-2 NIW in 2026: A Green Card Without an Employer — and the Option to File Concurrently
The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) category offers one of the most strategic pathways to a U.S. green card for...
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WHY ARE MEN LEFT OUT OF THE GENDER VIOLENCE CONVERSATION?
As a U.S. immigration lawyer, I can tell you that male survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) are often...
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Important Information for Foreign Students in the U.S.: What to Do if ICE Comes to Your College Campus: Know Your Rights
The recent arrest of an Azerbaijani Columbia University student and influencer Elmina Aghayeva by ICE in NYC raised critical questions...
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This Administration’s Immigration Changes are Attacks on Legal Immigration and They Harm America
In a recent move, the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) launched its new initiative, “A Better Way on Immigration,” which...
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Exciting News for EB-2 NIW Applicants: Immediate Green Card Filing Now Possible
For many potential applicants, the 1.8-year wait for the priority date to become available in the EB-2 National Interest Waiver...
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Federal Judge in Boston Halts DHS’s Removal of Immigrants to Wrong Third Countries
Since 2025, immigrants and advocates have raised alarms about a troubling DHS practice showing up in immigration courts across the...
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