When it comes to immigration, change is constant—and that includes the rules that apply to you. One of the most common (and costly) misunderstandings we see is when people continue to follow the rules for their old immigration status, not realizing that things have shifted with their new one. Just because you could travel before […]
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When it comes to immigration, your relationship status isn’t just a personal matter—it can directly affect your case, your timeline, and even your eligibility for a green card or other benefits. Marriage can open doors in some cases and close them in others. The same goes for divorce. Unfortunately, these life changes can have major
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In recent months, there has been a lot of confusion and concern around the future of birthright citizenship in the United States. However, there is some good news. As of July 2025, birthright citizenship is still fully protected in all 50 states. Background of Executive Order 14160 This issue came into the spotlight earlier this
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In today’s uncertain political climate, becoming a U.S. citizen is more important than ever. With growing anti-immigrant rhetoric and increased immigration enforcement, lawful permanent residents (green card holders) are facing risks they shouldn’t have to—risks that aren’t about changes in the law, but in how those laws are being applied, overlooked, or misused. While having
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At Hope Immigration, we believe that everyone deserves dignity, fairness, and a day in court, no matter where they were born. That’s why we’re speaking out about the alarming rise in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids happening across the country. These raids are not just deeply troubling; they are inhumane, profoundly unethical, and often
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At Hope Immigration, we believe in keeping our community informed, especially when it comes to complicated immigration processes like the U visa. If you or a loved one is waiting on a U visa, you’re probably already familiar with the long delays. But lately, things have gotten even slower. Here’s what you need to know
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Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has long been a crucial safeguard for people from countries experiencing war, natural disasters, or humanitarian crises. It allows eligible individuals who are already in the United States to live and work here temporarily without fear of deportation. But right now, TPS is at risk. Several recent changes have impacted people
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We know that right now, many immigrants are feeling anxious. With increasing fears around law enforcement and immigration enforcement, the idea of walking into a police station or courthouse can be overwhelming—especially if you’re undocumented or in the middle of an immigration case. However, some of these government records are essential to your case. Whether
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If you’ve been thinking about applying for an immigration benefit, whether it be a work card, visa, green card, or citizenship, you’re not alone—but you might also be wondering: “Is it safe to file right now?” That is a totally valid question, especially in times like these. With growing uncertainty about immigration policies and politics
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Getting pulled over by the police is never easy for anyone. For immigrants—especially those who are undocumented—it can be even more frightening and confusing. Although these feelings are completely understandable, it is important to understand that even as an immigrant, you still have rights under the U.S. Constitution. This post will walk you through what
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