Legal Resources

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that immigrants who re-enter the country illegally have no right to a bond hearing and may face indefinite detention.

Find out how a stay of removal or deferred action can help you obtain a work permit and a driver's license even after a removal order.

Learn about VAWA, the immigration relief available to victims of domestic violence, and how to apply without your spouse's authorization.

USCIS will allow asylum officers to grant asylum directly at the border in an effort to reduce the immigration court backlog.

An in absentia removal order can be issued when you fail to appear in immigration court. Learn how to avoid it and what to do if it happens to you.

Immigration attorney Jesus Reyes explains the legal rights and responsibilities immigrants have during removal proceedings and immigration court hearings.

Attorney Jesus Reyes explains, in an interview with journalist Patricia Poleo, the process and timelines for obtaining a work permit and other benefits after applying for asylum.

Received a notice to appear in immigration court? Learn why a court hearing can be an opportunity to defend your case and obtain legal status, and how proper preparation makes the difference.

Attorney Jesus Reyes explains the "10-Year Law" and how a person may qualify for a green card through this form of cancellation of removal.