Articles about immigration in the United States.

Yesterday, June 1, 2026, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officially announced the appointment of Rosario “Pete” Vasquez as the new Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol. The announcement comes weeks after the departure of Mike Banks, who retired following nearly four decades of federal service. For the Hispanic and immigrant community, a change in […]

According to a recent report by CBS News, the government may be preparing a memorandum that would instruct officers to automatically refer asylum applications filed after the first year of entry into the United States to immigration court. Under this measure, those individuals would not receive an asylum interview with an officer. This measure is […]

A new memo raised concerns about green cards inside the U.S. We clarify what changes, who is affected, and which cases remain the same.

Even without legal status, you have constitutional rights. Learn about habeas corpus and other tools against unjust immigration detention.

Many immigrant families have expressed concern about the conditions some individuals may be facing inside immigration detention centers in the United States. There are also cases where immigrants remain detained without the opportunity to be released on bond or without receiving a proper hearing. It is important to remember that even if a person is […]

USCIS is reinforcing requirements for green cards inside the U.S., favoring consular processing. See who is affected and how to prepare.

The idea of Venezuela as the 51st state sparked debate. We analyze what it would legally require and what would happen to TPS and asylum.

A new executive order tells banks to verify services offered to undocumented immigrants. We explain what it means and what it does NOT mean.

President Donald Trump signed a new executive order related to the U.S. financial system that could impact some immigrants without legal status. According to the White House, the measure seeks to increase oversight of bank accounts, financial transfers, and certain services used by individuals who do not have legal authorization in the United States. The […]

Recently, the Department of Homeland Security announced that it would be reviewing some green cards and citizenship approvals granted in previous years, especially in situations where the government suspects there may have been fraud or false information during the immigration process. It is important to remember that providing false information, hiding important details, or submitting […]

The government will begin charging the $100 fee again for asylum cases starting on May 29. A temporary pause had previously prevented the government from collecting this fee while ongoing litigation was taking place. However, that suspension has reportedly ended, and many individuals with asylum cases may now be required to make the payment in […]

Following recent statements by President Donald Trump about a possible annexation of Venezuela, the topic has sparked debate and divided opinions both in the United States and within the Venezuelan community. Legally, the U.S. Constitution does provide mechanisms for adding new territories, as happened in the past with Alaska and Hawaii. However, for something like […]