On October 15, 2019 new rules go into effect regarding the admissibility of some immigrant and nonimmigrant applicants. The Department of Homeland S...
Last week, as students all around the world returned to school for a new year, it was reported that a college freshman from Lebanon was denied entry a...
A recent announcement from the White House threatens to worsen conditions for detainees at the United States’ southern border by proposing a fundame...
Nasreen Sheikh, a national of Nepal, visited our law firm in 2018 to secure a green card. We have since gotten to know her very well and have been...
From the farm to the table, immigrants feed Americans. Many of the immigrants who grow, prepare, and serve our food also happen to be without lawful i...
Immigration officials are becoming increasingly interested in foreign visitors’ social media accounts and online presence. In 2017, the Trump a...
In a departure from a previous plan, USCIS has announced that they will close all but seven international field offices by August 2020. Earlier this y...
So, you’ve gone through the H-1B lottery system and won! Now you and your employer can work together happily ever after (or at least until your H-1B...
With all of the uncertainty in the news lately regarding immigration in the United States, those with both temporary and permanent residence in the US...
You’ve likely seen in the news this week that the Department of Homeland Security has announced official guidelines for how they will determine whet...
The Trump administration recently announced a plan to discontinue two specific parole programs which offer protection and family reunification to Fili...
While nearly all recent immigration news has pointed to extreme delays and unprecedented challenges with USCIS and the immigration system as a whole, ...