Latest changes and step-by-step guides in the USA: refusals, courts, deportation, work and work visas, residence permits. 1,050 articles in plain words.
Passports and documents · Residence permits · Work and work visas · Citizenship · Family, marriage, children · Refusals, courts, deportation
The Massachusetts Supreme Court is considering a public reprimand for a judge who offered to detain a defendant sought by ICE. This decision may have significant implications for immigration policy.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer has been found guilty of depriving a man of his rights and falsifying a report. The conviction has been upheld by the 10th Circuit Court.
A Rhode Island federal judge is seeking answers from federal authorities over an undisclosed warrant. The judge is presiding over a habeas corpus case involving a foreign arrest warrant.
A legal battle threatens telemedicine access to abortion in the US. Canadian citizenship may be an option. Millions of Americans may lose access to abortion telemedicine.
The 1st Circuit is weighing a challenge to the Trump administration's policy of detaining unauthorized immigrants without bond. The issue may ultimately be decided by the US Supreme Court.
Immigration has changed Miami. Here we discuss how this happened. Immigration has changed the face of the city, its culture, and economy.
ICE made a mistake in the case of a Biden judge in Rhode Island. This could have significant implications for immigration policy.
A tragedy in NYC: the refusal to deport an illegal immigrant led to the deaths of four people. Roman Amatitla, a Mexican national, was charged with murder and arson.
New Hampshire residents may be eligible for a Canadian passport, even if their family has lived in the US for four or more generations, as Canada has removed the generational limit.
Canada has updated its citizenship law, allowing millions of Americans to obtain a Canadian passport. The changes apply not only to celebrities but also to everyday citizens.
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that an immigration judge should have ordered two minors removed in absentia. This decision may have significant implications for families in similar situations.
A California federal judge ordered a crypto 'wash trading' company employee to self-deport to India. The 26-year-old man was sentenced to time already served.
The Texas Attorney General's office is expanding its probe into potential H-1B visa fraud. The office is demanding records from nearly 30 businesses in north Texas.
Operation Midway Blitz caused chaos in Illinois. The commission criticized the mass deportation. The operation was aimed at deporting immigrants.
A New York federal judge blocked the Trump administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Yemenis. The ruling protects around 3,000 Yemenis in the US.
A court has lifted the block on Texas' SB 4 law, which may impact immigration policy. The law enables Texas authorities to cooperate with federal immigration agents.
Passing through other countries can undermine an asylum seeker's credibility. The Sixth Circuit's ruling highlights the importance of using the first safe country for protection.
A DHS policy is blocking detainees' ability to supply biometric information for immigration applications. Detainees are asking a court to overturn the policy.
Due to changes in Canadian law, one in seven Rhode Islanders is now eligible for a Canadian passport. This is because the first-generation limit to inheriting Canadian citizenship has been eliminated.
The DHS has proposed changes to the work-permit rules for asylum applicants. The new rules would require applicants to wait more than 180 days before being eligible for work authorization in the US.…
The court ruled that a president can't disregard or repeal asylum and immigration laws. Congress must take action to change the system, which may affect many immigrants in the US.
The government has agreed to temporarily halt the use of Medicaid data for immigration enforcement. This decision was made in connection with a lawsuit. Data from 22 states will not be used for…
Maryland federal judges have asked the 4th Circuit to affirm a decision related to habeas petitions. The judges believe the decision deserves a rebuke.
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has refused to block a policy requiring repeat sponsor vetting for immigrant minors. The judge found that the plaintiffs failed to establish the government is…
The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals has dismissed a False Claims Act suit over alleged visa fraud and improper tax withholding against an India-based IT firm.
A D.C. federal judge denied a request to block immigration judges from restricting public access. The judge ruled that the organization failed to show an immediate threat of future harm.
A New York state appeals panel has reinstated a robbery conviction, despite the absence of an immigration warning. The conviction was reinstated, but the case was sent back for resentencing.
The Trump administration's suspension of immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries is creating practical problems for employers. A recently filed lawsuit could determine the future of…
Learn how to apply for a green card after one year of asylum in the US. Step-by-step guide and eligibility requirements.
A Texas federal judge has formally closed a lawsuit alleging reverse redlining. The DOJ reached a $68M deal, which the judge says is untethered to the complaint and risks harm to those affected.
Yes. All news and guides on “immigration and documents” in the USA are free to read, no sign-up needed.
The source of each article is listed at its end. Before you file anything, check the official agency website.
Describe your situation in a consultation (Consultation $150): a lawyer will draw up an action plan and timeline for you.
Yes. Under each guide there is a “What to do next” block with the service, its price and an “Order” button.
Did not find your case? Consultation $150