Category: U.S. Immigration Law
It often starts with a knock at the door or a nervous phone call from a friend who has just seen an unfamiliar vehicle circling the block. You sit together at the kitchen table, a cup of coffee going cold...
A federal judge in Oregon has once again barred the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Portland, finding no credible evidence that protests in the city escalated beyond control....
Ever wondered if it’s possible to get a work visa in the USA without sponsorship? This guide is for you.
Each year, thousands of professionals apply to live and work in the U.S., but not everyone...
Your visa expired last month. You didn’t realize it. Now you’re getting calls from your employer asking why you can’t work. Your landlord wants to renew your lease but needs proof of...
If you overstayed a visa or remained in the U.S. without lawful status, you may now face severe penalties, including long reentry bans. Even if your overstay was unintentional, immigration law treats it...
If you’ve been following U.S. immigration, you’ve probably heard the term public charge. But it’s one of those legal phrases that gets thrown around without much explanation. So, let’s...
