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Understanding Your Digital Rights When Entering the U.S.

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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

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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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Standing with Immigrants: How You Can Help During This Critical Time

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At Hope Immigration, we’ve been heartened by the outpouring of support from individuals who want to stand in solidarity with immigrants during this tense and uncertain time. Many people have reached out asking, “How can I help?” The good news is that there are many ways you can support and uplift the immigrant community. Whether

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The Laken Riley Act: A Tragic Loss and a Dangerous Political Move

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On January 29th, 2025, President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law, marking the first legislative action of his new term. Named in memory of a young woman whose tragic and senseless death shook the nation, our hearts go out to Laken Riley’s family and loved ones, who suffered an unimaginable loss. No

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Honoring Jimmy Carter’s Legacy: A Champion for Immigrants

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As we reflect on the life and legacy of President Jimmy Carter, we want to take a moment to celebrate his unwavering commitment to human rights, compassion, and justice. His policies and actions not only shaped U.S. immigration law but also provided hope and opportunity for countless immigrants, especially in his home state of Georgia.

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Unwavering Support in Uncertain Times: Navigating Immigration Changes Together

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This morning, I told my team I didn’t think I’d have to talk about Trump being president again. Yet here we are. I know you’re anxious—we are too. However, we remain dedicated to helping immigrants and their families. We’re not going anywhere. During the first Trump administration, there was also a lot of fear. He

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Why You Need An Immigration Lawyer: A Guide from Hope Immigration

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The decision to immigrate to a new country is a life-changing one, filled with excitement, anticipation, and often a fair amount of uncertainty. Whether you’re pursuing a humanitarian-based case or reuniting with family members, dealing with immigration can be like trying to navigate a complicated maze of rules and paperwork. In such an important time

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The DACA Ruling: Understanding Recent Developments

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In a recent turn of events, Judge Hanen in Texas issued a nationwide ruling on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Unsurprisingly, the judge deemed the eleven-year-old program illegal. In light of this decision, we wanted to take a moment to walk through the implications of these rulings. Currently, things haven’t really changed

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