Category: Immigration
Most legal platforms do one thing well—either discovery (find an attorney, ask a question) or delivery (manage a case). They rarely connect the two. ImmigrationQuestion.com ties them together: public questions,...
U.S. Catholic bishops have elected Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul Coakley as their new president, signaling a continued conservative direction under President Donald Trump’s second term. While emphasizing...
Hundreds of thousands of legal, taxpaying immigrants could lose access to Obamacare subsidies next year under a provision in the H.R.1 – One Big Beautiful Bill Act. According to experts, this could...
You were the victim of a serious crime. You cooperated with the police. Now you fear deportation if you stay in the U.S. to testify or continue helping the investigation.
The U visa crime victims immigration...
If you’ve been following U.S. immigration, you’ve probably heard the term public charge. But it’s one of those legal phrases that gets thrown around without much explanation. So, let’s...
A gunman who was on the roof opened fire at a Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility on Wednesday, killing one detainee and critically injuring two more before taking his own life. The...
Most people need a visa to visit or move to the United States. There are so many visas, and they fall under two categories: Immigrant & Non-immigrant. Each has its own rules and requirements. You must...
Once upon a time, some spaces were off-limits for immigration enforcement. Schools, hospitals, and churches. Places where kids learn, people heal, and communities worship. They were called “protected...
In a recent interview, the head of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) defended a new rule allowing immigration officers to scrutinize whether applicants for green cards, visas, or other...
