Legal Resources

In the recent 2026 State of the Union address, the president highlighted the dramatic changes in Venezuela following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, and noted that the administration is now "working closely with Venezuela's new president, Delcy Rodríguez" to drive economic progress and bring "new hope" to those who have suffered in the country. These statements have […]

Journalist Patricia Poleo and attorney Jesus Reyes explain how Venezuela's new Amnesty Law could undermine pending asylum cases and why applicants must update their evidence now.

Proposed federal changes could extend wait times for asylum work permits and add new eligibility restrictions. Here is what applicants need to know.

A final order of deportation can be one of the most difficult pieces of news for an immigrant in the United States. However, it is important for you to know that, depending on your case, there may be legal options available. In many cases, after a judge issues a deportation order, you may: File an […]

A final removal order is not always the end of the road. Learn about the appeals, motions, and waivers that may still be available to protect your case.

Are you a faith leader seeking stability in the United States? At the heart of every thriving community are dedicated leaders, but for many, immigration uncertainty is a constant cloud. The EB-4 Religious Worker Visa is not just paperwork; it is the legal bridge that transforms your temporary service into permanent residence (a Green Card). […]

When a person is detained by immigration authorities, it is normal to feel fear and uncertainty. However, there are legal resources that may help you or a loved one seek release while the immigration process continues. Among the most common options are a bond request and a custody redetermination before ICE. But what happens when […]

When ICE detains a loved one, legal options such as bond requests, custody redeterminations, and habeas corpus petitions may help secure their release.

A breakdown of recent statements by White House Deputy Counsel Graziella Pastor about TPS for Venezuela, and the facts behind the debate.

Yesterday, February 9, the Court of Appeals decided that TPS will not continue for individuals from Nicaragua, Honduras, and Nepal while the case remains in litigation. This decision immediately changes the situation for thousands of people who were protected under this program. Now, we await official guidance from the Department of Homeland Security regarding what […]