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UPDATE: Immigration Arrests at U.S. Airports (Sep. 2026)

UPDATE: Immigration Arrests at U.S. Airports (Sep. 2026)

Immigration enforcement at U.S. airports has escalated sharply since we first covered this topic in an article in January. ICE arrests hit a record high of roughly 51,000 people nationwide…

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First Circuit Blocks DHS Third-Country Removal Policy: What the Decision Means

First Circuit Blocks DHS Third-Country Removal Policy: What the Decision Means

On September 18, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit issued an important decision limiting the Department of Homeland Security’s ability to remove certain noncitizens to countries…

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When USCIS Won’t Decide: Suing under the Administrative Procedure Act to Move a Stalled Case

When USCIS Won’t Decide: Suing under the Administrative Procedure Act to Move a Stalled Case

Few things are as frustrating as a case that simply sits. The application was filed correctly. The fee was paid. Biometrics were taken. And then, nothing. Months pass. The online…

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Why USCIS Cases Are Taking So Long and What You Can Actually Do About It

Why USCIS Cases Are Taking So Long and What You Can Actually Do About It

Immigration limbo has a particular texture. You open the case status page, and it says the same three words it said last month: "Case Was Received." Nothing scheduled. Nothing explained.…

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USCIS Alert: New Form Editions for I-485, I-765 and I-539 are Coming Mid-September — Are You Ready?

USCIS Alert: New Form Editions for I-485, I-765 and I-539 are Coming Mid-September — Are You Ready?

In just a few weeks, USCIS will release new editions of several commonly filed forms, including Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status), Form I-765 (Application for…

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New Public Charge Rule Takes Effect September 18, 2026: What Immigrants Need to Know

New Public Charge Rule Takes Effect September 18, 2026: What Immigrants Need to Know

A significant change to the immigration “public charge” rules will take effect on September 18, 2026. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has finalized a rule rescinding the public charge…

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My I-485 Has Been Pending for 18 Months. What Should I Do Next?

My I-485 Has Been Pending for 18 Months. What Should I Do Next?

Eighteen months of silence from USCIS after submitting an application, or even completing an interview, is more than frustrating. For many applicants, it raises a deeper question: is something wrong…

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ALERT: New BIA Decision in Matter of Delcarmen-Lara Means Traveling on Advance Parole could have Devastating Consequences

ALERT: New BIA Decision in Matter of Delcarmen-Lara Means Traveling on Advance Parole could have Devastating Consequences

On August 13, 2026, the Board of Immigration Appeals (the "BIA") issued a decision called Matter of Delcarmen-Lara that changes how the government treats international travel on advance parole. The…

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