Articles about immigration in the United States.

Attorney Jesus Reyes discusses key immigration topics — from marriage-based cases to religious visas, the H-1B, and the future of TPS — that could affect your case.

A motion to reopen may allow certain individuals with a prior removal order to ask an immigration judge to reopen their case and pursue a green card.

Learn which minor offenses, from shoplifting to DUI, can put your immigration status at risk and potentially lead to removal proceedings.

The U.S. State Department expanded visa restrictions to include anyone worldwide who hires or profits from Cuba's forced-labor medical missions abroad.

The United States has taken a bold step in its immigration and human rights policy by announcing an expansion of visa restrictions targeting individuals of any nationality involved in the exploitation of Cuban labor, particularly doctors and other workers sent abroad by the Cuban government. This measure, revealed on February 25, 2025, by U.S. diplomat […]

Attorney Jesus Reyes answers common questions about undocumented immigrants paying taxes, ITIN applications, and whether the IRS shares information with ICE.

More than 42,000 Cubans have final removal orders, but repatriation agreements are lacking. Learn about the legal options available if you or a loved one is affected.

Not every family petition grants immediate immigration benefits. Learn which types of petitions can lead to a green card, work permit, or travel document.

A Republican congressman wants to eliminate the Visa Lottery, calling it a national security risk. Here is what the proposal means and why it is controversial.

Does filing a family petition provide immediate immigration benefits? Not all family petitions grant immediate immigration benefits. Only in certain cases can you apply for permanent residency, a work permit, or a travel permit. It is important to know what types of petitions can provide these benefits. We encourage you to watch the video for […]

Two new developments could bring stability to Venezuelans in the U.S. — the reintroduced Venezuelan Adjustment Act and a lawsuit seeking to protect TPS.

President Trump signed an executive order restricting public assistance for undocumented immigrants. Here is what you need to know and how to prepare.