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Greater levels of USCIS scrutiny during the review process places the burden of proving legitimacy on the couples applying for a marriage-based green card.

The government expanded the visa bond program to a total of thirteen countries, meaning visitors have to pay a $15,000 reimbursable fee.

A D.C. federal judge gave the Chamber of Commerce a fast-track in appealing the denial of its H-1B fee lawsuit, giving the chamber until January 9 for filing the appeal.

DHS is asking courts to dismiss asylum cases prior to consideration, removing asylum seekers to safe third country options. This is the latest in a string of actions from the…

A federal judge upheld the Trump administration's proposed $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa holders as a result of reviewing the U.S. Chamber of Commerce challenge. This is one of…

Effective December 31, 2025, the Security Bars and Processing is in effect. The rule specifies when immigrants are not eligible for asylum or withholding of removal if they pose a…

The Department of Labor announced the implementation of the new H-1B lottery rules that favors high paying petitioners rather than randomly granting visas to all petitioners.

Given the increase of detainment operations in immigration court, many individuals are not showing up to their hearings which leads to them being removed in absentia.

Since January 2025, the number of legal residency pathways has decreased as the government increases its' oversight of the immigration vetting process.

To better combat immigration fraud, USCIS made a statement clarifying the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) program guidelines.