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Articles about immigration in the United States.
News, articles, and valuable information to better understand your immigration options.
A Fifth Circuit appeals court ruled that, in certain states, individuals who entered the United States across the border without being formally admitted would not be entitled to bond if detained by ICE, even if they have no criminal record and have been living in the country for years. This decision applies specifically to […]
An update on the legal battle over TPS for Venezuela following the Ninth Circuit's ruling, and what could come next from the Supreme Court or Congress.
A federal judge has blocked the attempt to terminate TPS for Haiti, allowing Haitian TPS beneficiaries to continue living and working legally in the United States as of February 3, 2026. This decision brings temporary relief to thousands of Haitian families while the legal process continues. While this is positive news, it is still important […]
A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling from January 28, 2026, found DHS cannot arbitrarily end TPS for Venezuela — here is what it means and what comes next.
Addressing a common myth: why the political changes in Venezuela do not automatically disqualify someone from a valid asylum claim.
In this video, we discuss something that many people don’t consider until it’s too late: how to protect your bank accounts, your vehicle, your home, and, above all, the well-being of your children in the event of possible immigration detention. Having a trusted person as a co-owner of your accounts, authorizing someone to pick up […]
A federal appeals court found the termination of TPS for Venezuela unlawful — but the ruling does not automatically restore the program. Here is what could happen next.
Practical steps — joint bank accounts, vehicle authorization, a Power of Attorney, and guardianship designation — to protect your family and property in case of immigration detention.
TRAC data shows asylum approval rates vary widely by court — from over 60% in Sacramento and San Francisco to a much lower average in Miami. Here is why preparation and representation matter.
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 […]
