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Traveling Domestically as an Immigrant: What You Need to Know

Traveling domestically, while simple for most, can be complicated and potentially risky for immigrants in the United States. Given the current political climate and constant policy changes, we’ve received many inquiries about travel safety within the U.S.. While each situation is unique, we’d like to offer some general travel advice. Remember that this advice can […]

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Leaving the U.S.: Risks and Considerations

For immigrants in the United States, traveling outside the U.S. carries significant risks. With the current political climate and ongoing policy changes, we’ve been getting many questions about whether it is safe to travel outside of the United States, whether to visit friends and family back home, or go on a relaxing vacation. While every

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Registration Program Now Live: What You Need To Know

Over the last month, we’ve heard a lot about registration—a process that the government announced to have every non-US citizen register with them. The effective date is April 11, 2025, meaning the program is now live. There are a lot of thoughts and feelings about this program, but we want to share the facts about

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Can My U.S. Citizen Child Fix My Immigration Status at 21?

Recently, we’ve received an increasing number of questions from immigrant parents wondering if their U.S. citizen (USC) child can help them gain lawful status when they turn 21. While an adult child can help parents achieve lawful status, it is often not as straightforward as one might think. In this blog, we discuss the different

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Understanding Your Digital Rights When Entering the U.S.

In today’s digital age, our phones, laptops, and tablets contain quite a lot of personal and professional information. With increased border screenings and heightened tensions surrounding immigration in the U.S., travelers are facing more intensive inspections, particularly for content that may suggest certain political stances or affiliations. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) does have

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Understanding the New Registration Program: What You Should Know

Late last month, the Trump administration and USCIS announced a “new” registration program for non-US citizens, set to go into effect soon. That’s important to note—this program is not yet in effect, and no action is needed right now.  While referred to as “new,” it’s actually based on an old immigration law that hasn’t been

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The Fight for Justice: Resisting the Latest Anti-Immigrant Policies

Since his return to office, President Trump has unleashed a series of cruel and often unconstitutional executive orders, proclamations, and memoranda aimed at tearing apart immigrant families, stripping away rights, and making life even harder for those seeking safety and opportunity in the United States. These directives attack fundamental human rights and the very principles

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Know Your Rights: Protecting Yourself and Your Family in Uncertain Times

The political landscape has shifted, and immigrant communities across the country are feeling the impact. At Hope Immigration, we share your anger and frustration over the new policies that have made undocumented immigrants—and even those with legal status or pending cases—more vulnerable than ever.  Under this new administration, enforcement efforts have escalated rapidly. The resulting

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The First 24 Hours: How Trump’s Second Term Is Changing Immigration Policy

The first 24 hours of President Trump’s second term have been newsworthy and eventful—and not in a good way for our immigrant friends and neighbors. We still have a lot to learn and digest, but I wanted to share some initial thoughts here, hoping it helps you and your family think through the next steps.

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Understanding U Certifications: A Guide for Survivors of Crime

The United States offers several pathways for immigrants to seek legal status, including the U visa program, which provides immigrant victims of crimes a pathway to permanent residence and citizenship. An important step in applying for a U status is getting a U certification—in fact, one cannot begin the U status process without it. In

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