Immigration Blog

Are you an undocumented immigrant with coronavirus symptoms? During these difficult times, the Department of Homeland Security has special procedures to prevent spreading of the disease. We have compiled the most important information for you.  Will I be deported if I go to the hospital?  If you feel sick, seek medical care, regardless of your […]

The growing pandemic continues to disrupt daily life for millions of people. Starting March 18th, 2020 The United States Customs and Immigration Services has suspended in-person services to help curb the spread of the virus. The suspension will last until at least April 1st, 2020. This includes all field offices, asylum offices, and application support […]

The USCIS reports it will not penalize people who seek public benefits due to the Coronavirus. With the Coronavirus spreading rapidly throughout the U.S., the Trump administration has felt pressure to address the new Public Charge policies. Recent policies have sought to discourage foreigners–those in the U.S. illegally but also those who are legal–from seeking […]

Obtaining U.S. citizenship as the final step in the immigration process. However, in some cases, even a naturalized U.S. citizen might have her citizenship revoked.    USCIS agents work vigorously to identify “illegal” naturalization. Those who gained their citizenship illegally can be investigated and stripped of their citizenship. This process is called denaturalization. In the past, […]