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Widowers The widower of a United States citizen (USC) can still obtain lawful permanent residency even after the death of their spouse. To qualify for this benefit, the widower must have been married to the USC at the time of the citizen’s death, and s/he must file for ...
Read MoreParole, under U.S. immigration law, gives the Department of Homeland Security authority to let someone into the United States temporarily. You can be ...
View MoreWhat is Immigration Detention & the General State of Immigrant Detention? The U.S. government may detain an individual who is currently in immigration ...
View MoreAfter filing your petition with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), you may be wondering what happens next. Since this agency and ...
View MoreEach immigration detention facility has different rules on how to send and receive mail. It is important to familiarize yourself with those rules, to ...
View MoreDo you have a hearing in front of an immigration judge soon? The entire process is difficult for most people. If you are limited in using English, it ...
View MoreOn February 27, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision in the case of Jennings v. Rodriguez , 138 S.Ct. 830 (2018), which essentially took ...
View MoreWhen you are detained by immigration, your initial goal is often to get out as soon as possible. To do so, the immigration judge (or sometimes DHS) ...
View MoreIf you receive a notice to appear in immigration court, it means one thing – the government has put you in deportation (“removal”) proceedings. Your ...
View MoreA federal judge in New Mexico says he is "weary" of an ongoing immigration crackdown. Judge Robert Brack told the L.A. Times that he has “presided ...
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