Thinking about traveling abroad for the holidays with a pending immigration case? Before you book that flight, make sure you understand the risks that could affect your ability to return to the U.S.

Freddie Mercury wasn’t just a music icon—he was a refugee. Born in Zanzibar to Parsi Indian parents, forced to flee political violence, and reinventing himself in the UK, his immigration journey shaped one of the most powerful voices in modern history.

A new federal bill could end dual citizenship in the U.S. and force millions to choose; here is what you need to know.

The Trump Administration’s sweeping suspension of immigration applications from nineteen nations marks an unprecedented expansion of executive power, raising profound constitutional, humanitarian, and administrative-law concerns that will reverberate across the U.S. immigration system for years to come

After a tragic shooting in Washington, D.C., the U.S. government imposed an indefinite freeze on all asylum decisions, marking one of the most sweeping shifts in modern immigration policy.

As uncertainty looms over a proposed nationwide freeze on legal immigration, immigrant families and sponsoring employers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland face new risks to reunification, employment, and status adjustments.

A federal court has now certified a nationwide class and struck down Matter of Yajure Hurtado, restoring bond eligibility for thousands of immigrants held in detention. 

Families often struggle to find accurate information after an ICE arrest. Our new blog explains how to look up an ICE detainee, how the A-Number works, and what to do once you locate a facility.

Many immigrant survivors in Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and New Jersey don’t know they may qualify for a VAWA self-petition, even without physical violence.