Immigration laws change often, and one of the most talked-about recent changes is the new Public Charge Rule. If you or a loved one is applying for a green card, you may be wondering whether receiving government benefits could affect your immigration case. The good news is that many immigrants do not need to worry […]
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For many immigrants, deciding to hire an attorney or immigration service is one of the most important decisions they will ever make. You trust that the person handling your case is protecting your future, your family, and your opportunity to remain in the United States. Unfortunately, many individuals who sought help through Alexandria Lozano and
In recent months, many immigrants have been shocked to receive notices from the government demanding thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of dollars in civil penalties. Some reports have even involved fines approaching $1.8 million. If you receive one of these notices, it is important to know two things: do not panic, and do not
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If you’ve ever opened TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube and immediately seen dozens of videos claiming that immigration laws have changed overnight, you’re not alone. One person says green cards are being canceled. Another says everyone should stop traveling. Someone else claims a new policy affects every immigrant in the United States. Before long, it
June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of LGBTQ+ people in our communities. It is also a time to recognize the challenges that many LGBTQ+ immigrants continue to face while navigating the immigration system. This year, transgender and nonbinary immigrants especially are facing new concerns related to immigration documents,
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USCIS recently issued a new policy memorandum emphasizing that Adjustment of Status (AOS) is a discretionary benefit — not an automatic entitlement. The memo repeatedly describes AOS as an “extraordinary” process because it allows someone to obtain permanent residence from inside the United States instead of through the normal immigrant visa process abroad through a
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VAWA protections are critically important. For many immigrants experiencing abuse by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member, VAWA can provide a path to safety, stability, and lawful status without depending on the abusive relative. But in 2026, we are seeing a growing and dangerous problem: people being encouraged to file weak or
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One of the most confusing things about immigration law is this: A person can have a deportation order—and still live in the United States for years. They may have a work permit. They may pay taxes. They may check in with ICE regularly. They may have children, jobs, homes, and deep roots in their community.
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Over the past year, there has been a lot of confusion and concern about birthright citizenship in the United States. Many families are asking: Is it still safe? Has the law changed? What does this mean for my children? Here’s a clear and honest update based on where things stand right now. Birthright citizenship is
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In recent months, immigration attorneys have noticed a troubling trend in asylum cases. Government attorneys are increasingly filing motions to pretermit asylum applications, sometimes based on very small errors or technical issues in the filing process. For immigrants seeking protection in the United States, this can be confusing and frightening. Understanding what a motion to
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