Immigration Law

As of right now, the United States still recognizes birthright citizenship broadly. Basically, this means that if a person is born on United States soil, they are a citizen of the United States. Regardless of their parents’ citizenship, those with birthright...

The ever-changing immigration landscape can be incredibly stressful to navigate. If you or your children don’t have legal status, then the fear of removal is very real. Fortunately, though, there are still protections in place for the most vulnerable, but it’s up to...

Temporary Protected Status shields nationals of crisis-stricken countries from removal and lets them work legally in the United States. The Secretary of Homeland Security reviews each designation, and once officials decide conditions have improved, or shift policy...

Coming to the United States on a temporary work visa can bring exciting opportunities, but it is also important to know that you have rights while you are here. These rights protect you from unsafe conditions, unfair treatment and mistreatment at work, regardless of...

If you’ve been following the news closely, then you might be concerned about the possibility of being subjected to deportation proceedings. For some, this risk is very real and extraordinarily scary. After all, if removed from the United States, these individuals can...

According to statistics from the Pew Research Center, Mexico is the country from which most immigrants to the United States are leaving. The Pew Research Center estimates that just under 1 out of 4 immigrants to the United States hail from Mexico. When one counts the...

There’s always been a lot of uncertainty about the immigration process in the United States. The current climate is no different. And while changes to how the federal government approaches immigration-related issues can leave you feeling on edge, you should take...

Even if it seemed like a minor thing at the time, if an immigrant has certain criminal convictions in their past or gets convicted while in the United States, they could have a difficult time getting permanent residency or even avoiding deportation. There are several...

The United States has several educational opportunities. Non-U.S. citizens can take advantage of them, but they’ll need to secure a proper visa before doing so. There are a couple of ways to approach the matter, too. Let’s look at each one so that you know which visa...

When you apply for a K-1 fiancé visa, one of the most challenging aspects of your petition could be proving that you have a bona fide, or real, relationship. You must prove your relationship is real and not just a relationship on paper for immigration purposes. There...