Citizenship Under Scrutiny: What You Need to Know About Denaturalization in the U.S. Denaturalization—the process of legally revoking a person's acquired U.S. citizenship—is a grave action with life-altering consequences. While historically rare and reserved for egregious cases, recent shifts in...
USCIS is modernizing the way it accepts payment for filing fees. According to USCIS these updates aim to improve efficiency and reduce the risk of lost or fraudulent payments. This initiative also aligns with Executive Order 14247, "Modernizing Payments to and from America's Bank ...
What to do if ICE Comes to Your Home With the current state of immigration in the U.S., even citizens and other people in the country legally should know their rights if Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) comes to their home. Whether you are a citizen, permanent resident, student-visa ...
WHAT NON-CITIZENS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT REQUESTING A STAY OF REMOVAL TO PREVENT DEPORTATION An Application for a Stay of Deportation or Removal, often referred to as a Stay of Removal, provides immigrants with a temporary postponement of forced removal from the United States. To potentially avoi...
DEFERRED ENFORCED DEPARTURE (DED) Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) is a discretionary, temporary protection granted by the President of the United States to individuals from designated countries. This status is meant to shield individuals from deportation when conditions in their home country m...
TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE STATUS Temporary Protective Status (TPS) is a temporary immigration status granted by the United States government to individuals from specific countries experiencing conditions that make it unsafe or impractical for them to return. These conditions may include armed co...
WHAT UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT EXPEDITED REMOVAL Undocumented immigrants and noncitizens of the US often face deportation, but in most cases, they are entitled to hearings in immigration courts to determine whether they should be removed from the country. However, Immigration a...
THE PERMANENT BAR – WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOUR IMMIGRATION STATUS Obtaining a green card is a complex process that requires applicants to meet strict eligibility and qualifications. You could be prevented from obtaining an immigrant visa in numerous ways, one of which is known as the immigration pe...
Legal Status ends for Over half a Million Immigrants from Four Countries. Last month, the Biden administration announced it will not renew or extend a two-year temporary humanitarian parole program for immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela (known as CHNV). The program granted imm...
WHAT IS UNLAWFUL PRESENCE? In simple terms, unlawful presence refers to the amount of time spent in the United States in violation of U. S. Immigration laws. A person can accrue unlawful presence by: Not being admitted or paroled; Sneaking across the U.S. border; Entering the U.S. fraudule...
America has a long history of taking in refugees and people who seek a safe harbor because they face danger in their home countries. Asylum has been and continues to be the path for refuge for many who seek to escape persecution, on account of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, a...
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