Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court has ruled that children born in the United States remain U.S. citizens regardless of their parents' immigration status. Here's what today's landmark decision means for immigrant families.
Birthright Citizenship: What Immigrant Families Should Watch for This Summer
A major Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship is expected soon. Here's what immigrant families should know, what is at stake, and why the ruling could have lasting implications.
Can a Valid Visa Still Lead to Denial at the Border?
A recent World Cup-related story involving a referee denied entry to the United States highlights an important immigration law principle: a valid visa does not guarantee admission. Here's what travelers should know before entering the U.S.
What Dorcas v. USCIS Means for Immigrants From Travel-Ban Countries
A recent federal court ruling in Dorcas v. USCIS may help immigrants whose green card, work permit, naturalization, or asylum-related applications were delayed because of their nationality. Here's what applicants need to know.
The World Cup Has Begun: How Does Immigration Law Meet the World's Biggest Sporting Event?
As the FIFA World Cup brings together teams and fans from around the globe, immigration law is playing a major role behind the scenes. From visa challenges facing national teams like Iran to travel restrictions affecting supporters, discover how immigration policies shape the world's biggest sporting event and what these issues reveal about global mobility today.