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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) opened an asylum office in Atlanta, expanding where affirmative asylum interviews were handled for cases in Georgia and Alabama. Beginning July 8, 2026, the Atlanta Asylum...

When a marriage spans more than one country, divorce is rarely just about ending a relationship. For many immigrants and multinational families in the United States, it also raises critical questions about legal...

A federal immigration rule commonly referred to as the “public charge” policy is being revived by the Trump administration, bringing back a framework that can affect whether certain applicants are approved for lawful...

A denied immigration petition from USCIS is not always the end of the road. In many situations, USCIS allows an appeal (asking a different authority to review the decision) or a motion (asking the same USCIS office to review...

In 2026, the United States is still full of opportunity for immigrants, but the rules to live, work and stay here lawfully are stricter, more complex, and more expensive than they have been in decades. Where you choose to...