Important Announcements

With Donald Trump’s return to the presidency in 2024, immigration policy in the United States has undergone rapid and aggressive transformation. In 2025, immigrants face increased enforcement, heightened registration requirements, and revived policies previously ruled unconstitutional. However, several of the administration’s most controversial actions have already been temporarily blocked by federal courts. Here’s what...

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As of April 11, 2025, the federal government has begun actively enforcing a long-standing but historically dormant requirement: that most noncitizens in the U.S. for 30 days or more must register with the Department of Homeland Security and carry proof of that registration at all times.

Given the significant risk that this requirement presents to many immigrants, we strongly encourage all immigrants ...

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Do NOT Drive Without a License! Driving without a valid driver’s license can lead to serious legal problems. Do not take the risk.

Renew Your Work Permit on Time! Renew your work permit at least SIX MONTHS before it expires to avoid gaps in authorization. If you’re waiting for your renewal, always carry the USCIS receipt notice or government-issued documents showing...

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As immigration policy takes center stage in American politics, many are concerned about potential reforms under an anticipated Trump administration. While exact policy changes remain uncertain, previous immigration positions and legislative efforts during Trump's presidency provide important context for what may come. The Trump is expected to implement substantial changes to immigration procedures, with a particular focus on...

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