Articles about immigration in the United States.

In this interview, we discuss the new DHS directive to strengthen the detection of immigration fraud in asylum cases. Attorney Reyes explains why holding attorneys and preparers accountable, not just applicants, protects those who truly need protection.

The government is preparing a proposal to limit work permits for people with humanitarian parole, deferred action, and orders of supervision.

A proposal would limit work permits for people with parole, deferred action, and orders of supervision. Find out who would be affected.

A federal judge ordered USCIS to continue processing work permits, green cards, citizenship applications, and asylum cases for citizens of 39 countries, including Venezuela, Cuba, and Haiti.

A federal court ordered the government to continue processing work permits, green cards, citizenship applications, and asylum cases for citizens of 39 countries.

Congress approved $70 billion for ICE and border enforcement. Find out who is affected and what legal options may protect your stay in the U.S.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act, expanding detention criteria for undocumented immigrants and reshaping the national immigration policy debate.

Learn the key facts about family-based immigration petitions and parole programs in this informative video from Jesus Reyes Law.

Congress approved close to $70 billion to strengthen ICE and border security. We explain how the funds will be used and who should take precautions.

The 2026 World Cup is being played in the U.S., and many immigrants are wondering whether it is safe to attend. Know your rights and the recommended precautions.

The 2026 World Cup kicks off in the U.S., and many are wondering whether ICE agents will be present at the stadiums. Know your rights before attending a match.

Learn how long it takes to obtain a marriage-based green card and what requirements you need to meet to make your American dream a reality.