Humanitarian parole is a special, temporary permission that may allow a person who is outside the United States to enter the country for urgent humanitarian reasons or a significant public benefit.
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A major federal court decision in District of Columbia federal court (case cite Catholic Legal Immigration Network Inc. et al. v....
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Male survivors of abuse often go unseen—but immigration law can still protect them
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There is an important new development for immigrants with pending asylum cases today, March 30, 2026. CBS News published an...
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In an explosive report of March 17, 2026, a well-respected U.S. Immigration Research organization Cato Institute, found that the U.S....
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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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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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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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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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Concurrent filing EB-2 NIW allows applicants to fast-track their green card process. By filing both the I-140 and I-485 simultaneously, applicants can avoid lengthy waits and start their green card journey without waiting for I-140 approval.
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