Immigration Law and Legal Insights

USCIS'in 2026 politika güncellemesi, statü ayarlaması başvurularını değerlendirme şeklini köklü bir biçimde değiştirdi. Artık tüm teknik gereksinimleri karşılasanız bile...

The Supreme Court had a busy month releasing immigration decisions in June, with a trifecta of landmark holdings affecting green card holders’ reentry, TPS, and birthright citizenship.

Most law firms underestimate the case manager role. It sits between client-facing work and attorney oversight, and in many firms, it is either underfilled or filled by someone whose time is split across too many other functions. That gap is costing firms more than they realize. A remote case manager who is properly placed and given a clear scope of work creates measurable returns across multiple areas of firm operations. This post maps out exactly where that ROI shows up, and why managing partners at small and mid-sized firms are paying closer attention to this role than ever before.

USCIS'in 2026 politika güncellemesi, statü ayarlaması başvurularını değerlendirme şeklini köklü bir biçimde değiştirdi. Artık tüm teknik gereksinimleri karşılasanız bile...

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued critical updates affecting work authorization expiration dates for Temporary Protected Status beneficiaries from seven countries, following the Supreme Court's decision in Mullin v. Doe. Employers must act quickly to update Form I-9 records and reverification deadlines for affected employees from Burma, Ethiopia, Haiti, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, and Yemen before mid-July 2026.

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Mullin v. Doe has significant implications for Temporary Protected Status beneficiaries from Haiti and Syria, raising questions about the future of TPS designations and what employers and foreign nationals should do to prepare for potential terminations. With DHS now empowered to end TPS without judicial review, understanding the timeline and exploring alternative immigration pathways has become critical for affected individuals and their employers.

The Trump Gold Card immigration program has now been formally launched and is accepting applicants. It portends to offer a pathway to U.S. lawful permanent residence in exchange for a substantial monetary contribution to the U.S. government.

USCIS has issued a proposed rule to implement the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022, revealing significant policy shifts that could fundamentally reshape the EB-5 investment immigration landscape. While the rule introduces some positive streamlining measures, it raises serious concerns about bridge financing restrictions, redeployment timelines, and investor protections that could dramatically impact regional centers and foreign investors. What are the top ten areas of concern that practitioners and sta

The immigration law firm that is right for Microsoft will likely be a poor fit for a 6-person startup whose founder’s status expires in six months.