Articles about immigration in the United States.

Did you know that not all immigration courts in the United States approve asylum cases at the same rate? In this video, we explain how, according to data collected by the TRAC organization, there are cities where the asylum approval rate is much higher than in others. For example, courts like Sacramento and San Francisco […]

In immigration courts, something is happening that many migrants are unaware of: immigration can request that a case be terminated before hearings even begin. These requests, known as a “motion to pre-terminate,” ask the judge to deny the case early when it is believed that the person did not present sufficient legal grounds or initial […]

New Bond for Tourist and Business Visas: What You Must Know Immigration rules change often. The recent announcement by the State Department has caused questions for people planning to visit the United States, whether for vacation (Tourism) or temporary work meetings (Business). Starting January 21, a new rule begins for B1 and B2 visas. This […]

In this video, we explain the Department of Homeland Security’s proposal to revive and strengthen the public charge rule, a policy that could affect certain immigrants who are applying for permanent residency if they receive public benefits for extended time periods. It is important to note that this is not yet law, but rather a […]