If you are part of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, you may be able to travel domestically as long as you have the proper documentation in Chicago. However, you may not be able to travel internationally unless you have a critical reason that allows for “Advance... read more
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Immigration News: What Is the Dream Act of 2023?
The Dream Act of 2023 is a specific bipartisan bill with the goal of giving young immigrants in the country the chance to become citizens of the country they've called home for their entire lives. It works by enabling young immigrants to become lawful permanent residents (LPRs) in the U.S.,... read more
Are Immigrants Still Eligible for DACA Renewal?
Immigrants in Chicago and across the country are still potentially eligible to renew their Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) grant, as long as they meet all eligibility requirements in place under the U.S. government. Discover more about what DACA entails and how you may be able... read more
Immigration Equality: Your Rights as a Transgender Immigrant
When transgender immigrants want to enter the U.S., they can gain certain rights after completing the legal immigration process. For instance, transgender immigrants have the right to identify as their preferred gender and name, and they may seek asylum in the U.S. to avoid potential... read more
Do Immigrants Pay Taxes?
Like other residents and citizens, immigrants living in the U.S. must generally pay state and federal taxes. Due to the varying legal statuses, many will wonder, “Do immigrants pay taxes in the U.S.?” U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) put specific requirements in place for... read more