Articles about immigration in the United States.

Learn about VAWA, the immigration relief available to victims of domestic violence, and how to apply without your spouse's authorization.

Journalist Patricia Poleo and Attorney Jesus Reyes discuss immigration raids, deportations, and the legal options available to protect yourself.

Find out how a stay of removal or deferred action can help you obtain a work permit and a driver's license even after a removal order.

An overview of the Biden administration's proposed expedited asylum screening process and the concerns it has raised among immigrant rights organizations.

Hiring a coyote to cross into the United States is dangerous and unnecessary. Learn why applying for asylum at a port of entry is the safer, legal path.

Texas's SB3 and SB4 laws are sparking major debate, from classroom curriculum changes to new immigration enforcement powers for local authorities. Here is what you need to know.

If a government suspension affects your immigration process, find out why attending your scheduled interview is still the safest choice.

Some asylum seekers who marry U.S. citizens must formally close their immigration court case to pursue residency through marriage instead. Learn what steps are involved.

Know your rights and how to prepare if immigration officers come to your door. These tips can help protect you and your family.

A look at the major immigration changes expected in 2025, from possible parole terminations to protections for TPS, DACA, and asylum holders.

Learn what requirements a sponsor must meet to support a beneficiary under the Venezuela humanitarian parole program.

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that Texas cannot enforce its own immigration rules, since only the federal government has that authority under the Constitution.