Legal Resources

A new Senate proposal seeks to end the "catch and release" policy, strengthen border security, and reshape U.S. immigration enforcement.

This benefit is called Parole in Place and is a benefit that allows parents, spouses, and children of persons serving in the U.S. military to apply for permanent residency, regardless of whether they entered through the border or not.

With this visa a person can self-apply for permanent residency purposes. In order to obtain this visa, you must qualify under the extraordinary talents section or you must have an advanced degree and years of work experience.

With this waiver, a person can self-petition for permanent residence purposes. To qualify, you must meet the extraordinary ability criteria or hold an advanced degree along with years of work experience.

The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that Texas cannot enforce its own immigration rules, since only the federal government has that authority under the Constitution.

The TPS re-registration period for Venezuelans opened on January 10, 2024, and runs for 60 days. Learn who qualifies and what to watch out for.