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Dec, 2024
What Are the Immigration Consequences of Overstaying Your Visa?
If you hold a visa and stay in the United States beyond the “admit until date” on your...
Dec, 2024
What are the New Border Immigration Rules? Here’s What You Need to Know
Title 42 dates back to the 1944 Public Health Act. Many decades ago, this law's primary purpose was to address social...
Dec, 2024
What’s in the New U.S. Immigration Plan? Key Changes You Should Know
The United States immigration system is experiencing a lot of changes, particularly with the introduction of Biden’s new...
Dec, 2024
How To Expedite Your U.S. Citizenship Application
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) imposes stringent restrictions on foreigners seeking citizenship....
Dec, 2024
A Look Back at Trump’s Immigration Policies and Their Impact on Immigrants
President Trump has always had an agenda for restricting immigration. This is seen through his previous public utterances...
Dec, 2024
How To Keep Your Family Together During The Immigration Process
The United States' immigration laws have changed significantly, especially during the Joe Biden administration. One of the...
Dec, 2024
Parole in Place: Eligibility, Process, and Benefits Explained
Parole in Place (PIP) is an often-overlooked immigration program that can significantly impact the lives of some...
Dec, 2024
What to Expect in Immigration Court: A Guide to Removal Proceedings
Facing deportation hearings, also called removal proceedings, is a stressful and terrifying experience for immigrants. What...
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