If you're not a full United States citizen, and immigration agents come to your door, it could strike terror in your heart given recent events in which legal and undocumented residents were unexpectedly arrested by immigration authorities. If you're facing a situation...
Voluntary departure: A last resort deportation option
If you were arrested for an immigration violation and are facing the threat of deportation, you'll have various legal options that you can pursue to try and prevent your deportation. However, in some circumstances, you might want to apply for voluntary departure if...
Is a voluntary departure right for your deportation case?
The current presidential administration has ramped up immigration law enforcement to such a strict degree that foreign nationals living in the United States are getting arrested at a terrifying pace. Even permanent residents with green cards, who have lived in the...
Green cards after getting married
Foreign spouses married to U.S. citizens will not automatically receive a green card to live and work in the United States. Spouses must first pass a green card marriage interview among green card application hurdles. Here is some general information spouses need to...
White House incarcerates 1,600 immigrants in federal prison
The White House announced that it is moving as many as 1,600 immigrants waiting for deportation hearings to federal prison. The transfer of immigrants reveals how many undocumented residents of the United States have already been arrested under the current...
Class-action lawsuit alleges forced labor for detainees
Many people assume that once a convict or detainee heads to prison or detention center, his or her primary concern is simply attempting to prison life and working towards re-entering society. While these things are true, in a sense, the rights and privileges of...