Articles about immigration in the United States.

Do you have a case in immigration court but still haven’t been able to obtain your work permit? Many people do not realize that when an affirmative asylum case is transferred to immigration court, it is important to file the written asylum application again with the court so the work permit “clock” can continue running. […]

A new court decision could represent an important opportunity for many immigrant families in the United States. Recently, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals approved a measure similar to the one issued last week by the 11th Circuit, indicating that even individuals who entered the country without inspection may still have the right to request […]

If you have a deportation order and you’re considering applying to have it suspended, there’s something important you need to know right now. The federal government has just published a proposal that could dramatically increase the cost of that application. What is Cancellation of Removal? It’s the official application that allows a person with a […]

Yesterday, May 6, 2026, a Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit issued an important decision that could benefit thousands of immigrants in the United States. The court determined that even individuals who entered the country irregularly may be eligible to request bond before an immigration judge, overturning a policy that in many cases prevented […]

Being in the custody of immigration authorities is a difficult situation, but it is essential to remember that every person in detention retains fundamental legal rights in the United States. These rights include access to medical care, the ability to communicate with family members, and the right to consult with an attorney. Additionally, no one […]

Good news for medical professionals who want to enter the United States legally. Recently, the government announced an exception under the National Interest that allows healthcare professionals to apply for different types of visas, despite the restrictions implemented at the beginning of 2026 that affected several countries, including Venezuela and Cuba. What does this mean […]

On April 30, 2026, USCIS announced a significant update regarding the strengthening of security investigations and background checks in immigration proceedings. What does this mean for you? Applications such as green cards, work permits, and family petitions may take longer to process. This is because the government is implementing stricter screening, including more extensive biometric […]

The Department of State has implemented new guidelines that could jeopardize future asylum claims in the United States. From now on, consular officers will ask visa applicants if they fear remaining in their home country or if they have been victims of persecution. It is fundamental to understand that an affirmative answer will result in […]

What Would Happen if I Am Detained by ICE? An arrest by immigration agents triggers a complex legal process where the outcome is not the same for everyone, as it depends on each individual’s particular circumstances. There are specific criteria that authorities and attorneys consider to determine if a person can face their process in […]

There’s actually a legal defense called Cancellation of Removal. This can only be requested before an immigration judge once you are already in deportation proceedings. What are the requirements? To qualify for this defense, you must meet the following criteria: Physical Presence: You must have lived in the United States continuously for at least […]

Good news in immigration: the U.S. Congress is currently evaluating a proposed bill to protect Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti, which could have a broader impact. According to this initiative, not only would the Haitian community benefit, but also individuals with TPS from countries such as Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Honduras. If approved, the program […]