Earlier this year, a federal judge in California issued an injunction ordering the Department of Homeland Security to continue the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, and [...]
In ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program earlier this year, the Trump administration offered a final deadline of October 5, 2017 for those individuals eligible for [...]
As expected, Attorney General Jeff Sessions today announced the rescission of the DACA program with a six-month delay to give Congress time to consider a legislative solution. A memo [...]
Advance Parole is permission to enter the United States. If you plan to enter the United States using an Advance Parole travel document (as opposed to a valid travel [...]
Trump’s nomination for USCIS Director, Lee Francis Cissna, sat for his confirmation hearing last month before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Currently the Director of Immigration Policy at the U.S. [...]
In our September blog, we outlined the respective immigration positions of the Presidential nominees of the Republican and Democratic parties. The elections are now over and the results are [...]
In a polarizing Presidential election battle, it is no surprise that the Presidential nominees of the Republican and Democratic parties are offering very different policies on immigration issues and [...]
The U.S. Supreme Court today reached a tied 4 to 4 vote in the long-awaited case, United States v. Texas, which addressed President Obama’s immigration proposal to expand the [...]
The U.S. Supreme Court confirmed yesterday that it would hear legal arguments on the reach of President Obama’s Executive Actions with respect to our immigration rules. Specifically, the Court [...]
The Mexican government will now issue birth certificates to Mexican citizens at its consulates in the United States. This new option will ease the burden on immigrants gathering these [...]