Under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), immigrants who are victims of domestic violence can request legal status in the U.S. when they cannot depend on abusive spouses or other family members who are legal permanent residents or U.S. citizens.  Additionally, the International Marriage... read more

The Biden administration has begun to assign more immigration officers to help tackle the processing backlog for DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) applicants. Helping Review More DACA Applications To inform potential DACA applicants regarding what to expect when applying,... read more

Many immigrants who are new to American culture may be unsure about how to adapt, but there are some ways to make integration easier as they settle in as residents or naturalized citizens. Certain customs and language barriers are potentially stressful challenges, but there are some steps... read more

The Dream Act of 2021 is intended to provide protections for immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children and still risk deportation. 20 years after the inception of the first Dream Act, this newer version would further support younger immigrants still trying to gain a stronger foothold in... read more