Investors in EB-5 Project To Receive $1.65M in Damages

Developers in the project, based in Chicago, must pay the investor group damages. Developers broke an agreement with investors by failing to pay the class action's settlement in…


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Delay in Processing Citizenship Applications Drives Lawsuit

Thirteen lawful permanent residents have filed a lawsuit regarding a delay in the processing of their citizenship applications by the United States Citizenship and Immigration…


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USCIS Public Charge Resources Website Information Update

The USCIS Public Charge resources website has been updated, with a focus on reducing fear and confusion among immigrants and establishing trust in the legal system. The Department…


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Review of H-1B Wages and Call for Cap Increase and Reform

A common misconception of H-1B visa workers is that they are "cheap." However, data comparing H-1B wages to those of all U.S. workers proves otherwise. Out of all U.S. wage…


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New Asylum Application Process Opens For Migrants

Qualifying migrants can apply for asylum under a new program aimed to reduce the wait time for a decision from years to months. The new program is expected to impact only a few…


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USCIS Announces Sufficient Petitions Received for Supplemental FY22 H-2B

USCIS announced they received sufficient petitions to fill the incremental FY22 H-2B visas. Below is the announcement: Under the recently announced H-2B supplemental cap temporary…


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Immigration Services Available For Individuals in Unforeseen Circumstances, USCIS Reminds

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services reminds the public that we offer immigration services that may help people affected by unforeseen circumstances, including the shooting…


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Investors Claim DHS Damaged EB-5 Visa Capital Firms

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is the target of an Administrative Procedure Act lawsuit filed by a group of EB-5 visa investors. The group states DHS has caused…


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ICE Wait Time Lawsuit Settled

A settlement has been reached between the U.S. federal government and a group of immigrants who filed a class-action lawsuit over detention wait times. The government is required…


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Presidential Panel Suggests Processing Green Cards Within 6 Months

The President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (PACAANHPI) recommends the reduction of wait times for processing green cards from…


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