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News, articles, and valuable information to better understand your immigration options.
Executive Summary The United States government, through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), has announced a series of profound and multifaceted changes to the naturalization process, effective late 2025. These modifications are not minor adjustments but represent a fundamental reform designed to significantly increase the rigor, scrutiny, and subjectivity in the evaluation of citizenship applicants. […]
Starting October 20, 2025, USCIS will implement a new, more demanding naturalization test. Summary of the changes: More study: The question bank increases to 128. Longer test: You will be asked 20 questions during the interview. Higher passing score: You must answer 12 questions correctly to pass. These changes apply to all applications filed on […]
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6BbasxVTFyw A recent Supreme Court ruling has sparked debate: immigration agents can now use factors such as not speaking English or having Latino features to ask questions about immigration status. But be careful: that doesn’t mean they can detain or deport you solely for those reasons. You can protect yourself by always carrying: – A […]
What Should You Do if You Are Arrested by Immigration (ICE)? This is important information that everyone should know. Do you know your rights if you are detained by immigration authorities? Below, we share some key points: • Keep a valid ID with you: A driver’s license or an ID from one of the states […]
Can someone with a pending asylum case apply for a green card through a Labor Petition or a National Interest Waiver? The answer: it depends. – To adjust status, most applicants must have entered the U.S. legally and maintained lawful status. – Exceptions exist (such as asylum approvals or victims of certain crimes). – For […]
Are you a pastor or active member of a ministry and want to live legally in the U.S.? A religious visa may be an option for you. In this video, immigration Attorney Jesus Reyes explains the key requirements for obtaining this visa: – A church must make the petition – You must demonstrate ministerial experience […]