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End of Deferred Action
On August 7, 2019 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) stopped accepting and adjudicating requests for non-military “deferred action,” a ...
A Difficult August: Deferred Action and Public Charge Updates
Later this week, I’ll talk about some positive things that happened for our clients, but I wanted to share some ...
USCIS Plans to Redesign the Naturalization Civics Exam
According to reports, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be making new changes to the Naturalization Civics Exam that ...
ACLU Claims Trump Administration Separated Over 900 Children from Their Families
On July 30th, The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a case in federal court regarding the more than 900 ...
July’s Good News
I don’t know about you, but my anxiety levels have been increasing daily. It seems like there is no good ...
Judge Says Trump Administration Can’t Detain Asylum-Seekers Indefinitely
On July 2nd, a federal judge in Seattle ruled that asylum seekers have the right to a bond hearing in immigration ...
Overcrowding at Border Patrol Facilities
A new report from The Office of Inspector General revealed that several detention centers for migrant families and children in Texas are ...
The End of Parole in Place
Another day, another slap in the face to immigrants. There are so many recent negative changes to talk about, but ...
No Heart for a Child with Heart Disease?
Late last month, we received a denial of a Humanitarian Deferred Action request and it’s left me questioning the humanity ...