Legal Resources

Attorney Jesus Reyes explains what the TPS extension for Venezuelans through 2026 means for work permits, driver's licenses, and travel authorization.

There are legal alternatives beyond humanitarian parole or CBP One, including asylum, TPS, family petitions, and work-based options that may let you stay in the U.S. legally.

Learn about the legal options, including motions to reopen and I-212 waivers, that may help eliminate or reconsider a removal order.

Did you know that asylum in the United States can also protect family members? Derivative asylum allows your spouse and unmarried children under 21 to receive protection under the principal asylum status. This provides benefits such as protection from deportation and eligibility for work permits. Even if they were not direct victims of persecution, they […]

Details on the TPS extension for Venezuela through October 2026, including re-registration dates and automatic work permit extensions.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's move to end TPS for roughly 600,000 Venezuelans, offering temporary relief while the case proceeds.

The Trump administration has cut crucial funding for legal defense programs that helped unaccompanied immigrant children navigate immigration court.

USCIS has temporarily paused green card processing for asylees and refugees. Learn who is affected, how long the delay may last, and what it means for your status.

A look at reports of deportations to El Salvador carried out without clear evidence or individual case review, and what due process should require.