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Primary Government Resources
Along with our firm's insights, here are the government resources we trust and use when navigating U.S. immigration matters.
Department of Homeland Security
The primary government agency responsible for safeguarding the U.S. and overseeing key immigration functions.
https://www.dhs.gov/
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Official site for forms, applications, case status, and immigration benefits.
https://www.uscis.gov/
U.S. Department of State – Visa Services
Information on visas, consular processing, and international travel requirements.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel.html
Executive Office for Immigration Review
Immigration courts and appeals, including hearing schedules and case status.
https://www.justice.gov/eoir
Latest Articles
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Immigrants who came to the U.S. as refugees could be detained after a year of arriving here under a new policy from the Department of Homeland Security.
How DHS May Review Your Social Media in 2026 — And How to Protect Your Case
DHS now reviews social media for almost every immigration case — green cards, visas, asylum, citizenship. Here's what they're looking for and how to protect yourself.
What an I-601 Waiver Can't Fix: The Immigration Violations That Stay With You
Not every immigration violation can be waived. Understanding the limits of an I-601 is the first step toward informed decisions — and avoiding expensive disappointment.
When Following the Rules Isn't Enough
Conditional green cards, divorce, and the risk of perfect compliance. A common immigration case — made dangerous by timing, backlog, and enforcement priorities.
How Your Options Actually Work After CHNV Parole Is Terminated
If you entered under the CHNV humanitarian parole program and received a revocation notice, here is what actually happened — and what it means for your specific situation.
Maduro Bajo Custodia: ¿Qué Significa Para Tu Estatus Migratorio?
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ICE Took Someone You Love. Now What?
A guide to challenging immigration detention — and when a federal judge might order release.
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42B Eligibility and Good Moral Character
Understanding 42B ('La Ley de los 10 Anos') — the four requirements, the annual cap, and why good moral character and discretion matter more than most families realize.
Exclusive: Guatemalan Document Undercuts U.S. Claims on Child Deportations
An internal Guatemalan government report reviewed by Reuters found that many families of unaccompanied migrant children did not want their children returned — contradicting assertions made by U.S. officials.
Why Trump's 'Gold Card' Proposal Is More Complicated Than It Sounds
Trump floated a $5 million 'gold card' offering investors a path to U.S. citizenship. Immigration law experts say the proposal is far more complicated and uncertain than it sounds.
Trump Moves to Speed Up Asylum Cases Without Court Hearings
The Trump administration is moving to fast-track immigration court cases by allowing judges to drop 'legally deficient asylum cases without a hearing' — a policy shift that experts warn could harm those without legal representation.
What to Know About Guatemalan Migrant Children and Efforts to Send Them Home
Over Labor Day weekend, the Trump administration attempted to remove Guatemalan children living in U.S. shelters. Federal judges stepped in to block the removals. Here is what you need to know.
DC Court Holds Firm Against Trump Attempt to Use 212(f) to End Asylum at Border
A federal court rejected the Trump administration's use of INA Section 212(f) and the Constitution's Guarantee Clause to suspend asylum at the southern border, ruling the executive lacks authority to override Congress's statutory protections.
What Actually Happens in Expedited Removal
Expedited removal breaks every assumption people have about how immigration law works. There is no judge at the start. No long runway. And often very little time to understand what is happening before decisions are made that cannot easily be undone.
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