$2,500 Or Deportation: The Trump Administration’s Offer To Migrant Children
The U.S. is offering migrant children $2,500 to leave “voluntarily.” But many lack legal help and face threats.
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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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Major DACA Update: New Applications Now Being Accepted
Recent court action has reopened the door for new DACA applications, offering renewed hope and immigration help for Dreamers across the U.S.
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Cap-Exempt H-1B Visas in 2025: New Rules, More Opportunities for International Workers and International Students
Learn how cap-exempt H-1B visas offer international workers a pathway to employment in the U.S. without the lottery, especially through nonprofit hospitals, universities, and research institutions.
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Latest Immigration News: USCIS Uncovers Hundreds of Fraud Scams in Twin Cities
Operation Twin Shield, led by USCIS in coordination with ICE and the FBI, exposed 275 cases of suspected immigration fraud in Minneapolis.
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7 Hacks: How to to Pass Your Green Card Interview
Navigating the Green Card interview can be stressful, but with the right preparation, you can make the process much smoother.
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The New $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee: What You Need to Know
A new executive order signed by President Trump now requires a $100,000 application fee for each new H-1B visa filing.
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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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