US Immigration Law

Recently, news stories have been popping up about the governor of Texas bussing immigrants to other cities, including New York City, Washington, DC, and Chicago. This brings up many questions about the state of immigration in this country. Immigration regulations are...

The United States has a long history of giving immigrants opportunities that other nations can’t provide. But, while this may be commonly believed, why exactly do people immigrate to the U.S.? There are a few key reasons someone might want to find citizenship in the...

The U.S green card allows you to live and work in the country permanently. However, this does not mean that you cannot be removed from the country if you violate the terms of your visa. In fact, the U.S deports thousands of permanent residents each year. Besides the...

The American dream is a popular phrase. Essentially, it means that America offers opportunities for people to grow and succeed whatever their background is. For this reason, America is a popular destination for immigrants. What are some of the most popular jobs among...

Many states have passed laws that legalize marijuana in some form or another. Even Texas permits some people to use the drug medicinally, and recreational marijuana is entirely legal for adults in nearby New Mexico.  This can make an immigrant believe that possession...

For many people immigrating to the United States, securing the right to stay here permanently is all that matters. Once they have their green cards, they are comfortable with their circumstances. They don't want to take the next step of naturalizing or becoming a...

You’ve planned on joining your loved ones in the U.S. for several years now, and it's finally happening. You’ve initiated the immigration process. All of your documents are in order, the paperwork has been filed and you’re awaiting an interview with the U.S....

The U.S. offers asylum for people who are escaping persecution in their home country or fear that they’ll face persecution or torture for their race, religion, nationality or other characteristics, political views or associations if they return. If someone is facing...

You tend to visit the United States frequently for vacation, but you've never actually become a citizen. It's certainly something you're thinking about for the future, but you haven't done it yet. On one such trip, you and your spouse come to the U.S. for vacation...

You want to stay in the United States long-term, but you're in the process of applying for a green card right now. You would like to go home and visit your family back in your original country. What you're worried about is that leaving the United States is going to...