The January 20, 2025, Executive Order on Securing Our Borders has introduced changes that impact various immigration policies, leaving many travelers uncertain about their ability to re-enter the United States using Advance Parole. While new guidance from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) provides clarity, individuals planning to travel should take necessary precautions.
Category: Immigration Reform / DACA / DAPA
Business Immigration Considerations for a Potential Second Trump Administration
With the possibility of former President Donald Trump's return to office, employers and international investors may need to prepare for shifts in U.S. immigration policies. Drawing from his prior term, campaign rhetoric, and recent policy trends, we can anticipate several impactful changes in the business immigration landscape. Below is an overview of...
Navigating Potential Changes in U.S. Immigration Policy Under Trump 2.0
As the possibility of a Trump 2.0 administration looms, speculation surrounds the significant shifts in immigration policies that may reshape the U.S. immigration landscape. Building upon the policies of his first term, a renewed Trump administration could emphasize stricter enforcement, heightened scrutiny, and reduced immigration levels. Below, we explore potential key changes...
Judge Issues Temporary Stay on ‘Keeping Families Together’ Process; D-3 Waivers for Dreamers and DACA Unchanged
On August 26, 2024, a federal judge in Texas temporarily halted the "Keeping Families Together" (KFT) parole in place process, which aimed to protect undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens from deportation and provide them with a pathway to lawful permanent residency. While applications for KFT are still being accepted, the U.S. Citizenship...
New Opportunities for DACA Recipients with Updated DOS Policy
The recent Department of State (DOS) policy changes bring hope for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients, or ‘Dreamers,’ who face significant barriers in integrating into the U.S. workforce. With over 400,000 undocumented students in higher education, their potential is immense.
Introduction to the D3 Waiver
Biden Administration’s New Policies: Relief for Families of U.S. Citizens
On June 18, the Biden administration unveiled significant changes to immigration policies, potentially benefiting up to 550,000 spouses and children of U.S. citizens. These changes aim to provide a more straightforward path to legal status for many undocumented immigrants who have been in...
Understanding the Affirmative Relief Announcement: What It Means for Undocumented Individuals
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Biden Administration Plans Major Immigration Relief for Long-term Undocumented Immigrants
The Biden administration is preparing to unveil a significant immigration relief program that would offer legal status to undocumented immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for at least 10 years and are married to U.S. citizens. This policy, known as "Parole in Place," aims to provide work permits and deportation protections,...
Advanced Parole for DACA Holders: Risks, Requirements, and Recommendations
DACA recipients can apply for Advanced Parole for humanitarian, educational, or employment travel. However, there are significant risks, such as possible denial of re-entry and complications if the parole document expires abroad. Additionally, those with removal orders face heightened risks. Always seek advice from a licensed immigration attorney before traveling to ensure...
Current Status of DACA
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