Justices Limit States from Participating in Public Charge Rule Lawsuit

Several states have been barred by the Supreme Court from intervening in a lawsuit defending the Trump administration rule limiting low-income immigrants’ access to green cards.…


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USCIS Issuing Some I-765 Receipt Notices With Errors

USCIS announced some I-765 receipt notices have been sent out with errors. If you have questions, contact us.


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Immigrant Bond Hearings Denied For Potential Flight Risks by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that immigrants don’t have a right to bond hearings when they are classified as potential flight risks. In addition, they state district courts cannot…


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Deferred Adjudications Impact Removal Processes

The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) ruled that immigrants with deferred adjudications for serious offenses are not eligible for removal waivers or asylum. This contradicts a…


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USCIS Faces Potential Class Action Lawsuit Due to Delay in Asylum Claims

A group of individuals seeking asylum in the United States proposes a class action lawsuit against U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on the basis they are being…


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July 2022 Visa Bulletin – Advancement in EB-2 India

The July 2022 Visa Bulletin shows some advancement for nationals of India in the EB-2 category. There is no movement at all for the EB-3 category. There is some movement for…


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Biden ICE Immigration Enforcement Policy Overturned

A Texas federal judge vacated a Biden administration policy regarding the prioritization of immigration enforcement. The judge stated it contradicts a legal requirement to detain…


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CDC Ends COVID Testing Requirement Prior to International Flights to U.S.

The requirement for those entering the United States via air travel to complete COVID testing before departure has been dropped. This change is active as of Sunday, June 12th at…


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Deportation Decisions To Consider Military Service

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will consider military service by noncitizens or someone in their immediate family in deportation decisions, considering it a…


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False Social Security Card Grounds for Deportation

A Honduran man was denied permission to stay in the US and deported after being convicted for possession of a forged social security card with a counterfeit government seal. This…


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