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DHS warned that TPS has ended for Haiti, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, Cameroon, and other countries, urging people to leave. Here is what the notice says, which countries remain protected, and why TPS termination does not always mean you have no other legal options.

On August 5, 2026, a federal judge issued a nationwide block on USCIS penalties against asylum applicants who did not pay the Annual Asylum Fee. The fee is still owed — here is what you need to know.

ICE will begin using body cameras in September 2026, but the agency decides when to release the footage. Learn when a judge or a FOIA request can require it to hand videos over.

Two executive orders on birthright citizenship, a new USCIS policy that removes second chances, and a bond of up to $20,000 for certain tourist and business visa applicants.

Immigration bond eligibility rests on two requirements and, increasingly, on the jurisdiction where the person is detained. Here is what changed in 2026 and what applies in Florida today.

Patricia Poleo talks with Attorney Jesus Reyes about congressman Byron Donalds' recent statements during a visit to a Venezuelan restaurant in Doral, and about an important change for certain affirmative asylum applicants.

The U.S. is negotiating with Uruguay to receive deported Cubans. We explain what is confirmed, what is not, and who could be affected in their immigration case.

Do you have a pending asylum case? Do not wait until the interview or hearing to review it. An asylum case is prepared over time: it should be kept up to date, organized, and supported with evidence, testimonies, and recent reports on the conditions in your country of origin. In this article, we explain what […]

Updated: July 28, 2026. Since the new rule on affirmative asylum applications was announced, we have received many questions from the community. In this article, we clear up the most common doubts: what changed, who it affects, which cases are more likely to be transferred without an interview, and what you can do to protect […]

Updated: July 27, 2026. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced an important change to the asylum system: from now on, asylum interviews are no longer mandatory and become discretionary. This means an affirmative asylum case can be referred directly to an immigration judge without the person first being interviewed by an asylum officer. Below, […]

On July 21, 2026, Federal Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton issued an order concerning TPS and asylum work permits. The decision temporarily blocked portions of several USCIS policies and certain consequences for failure to pay the annual asylum fee. The order is a temporary administrative stay, not a final decision in the lawsuit. It is also […]

New statements from President Donald Trump confirm that ICE traffic stop detentions will continue, despite reports suggesting a possible temporary suspension of this type of operation.