Immigration News & Insights

On August 1, 2025, USCIS made significant changes to its policies for family-based green card applications.  Under the new rules, applying for a green card through one's U.S. citizen spouse or relative does not protect the applicant from deportation. If an applicant is out of status because the...

House Republicans have introduced a budget reconciliation bill that, if passed, would give the Trump administration up to $200 billion in funding to conduct mass deportations without due process while also imposing much higher immigration application fees and restricting work permits.     The p...

Re-entering the U.S. now carries increased risks for green card holders, visa holders, and those with pending immigration cases. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is conducting more frequent secondary inspections, including searches of electronic devices without warrants. Lawful permanent residents may face delays or detention if they have criminal records or long absences from the U.S. Travelers are advised to take precautions—such as consulting an attorney before travel, avoiding extended trips abroad, and securing sensitive data on devices—to protect their immigration status and privacy.

The U.S. government is planning to look more closely at people's social media—like Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter)—when they apply for green cards, visas, or other immigration benefits.  The new policy will require applicants to share their social media handles when applying for almost any ...

The Trump administration has announced a new policy requiring immigrants who did not enter the U.S. with a visa to register with the federal government by providing home addresses and submitting fingerprints. This new policy could lead to serious consequences for many individuals. What You Need ...