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Denaturalization—the legal process of revoking a person’s U.S. citizenship—is back in the headlines. While stripping citizenship is a drastic measure, the underlying legal mechanisms, standards of proof, and modern investigative practices are often misunderstood. In a...
If a federal immigration judge in Minnesota ordered you removed, a motion to reopen lets you ask the court to consider circumstances your hearing did not address. Understanding how reopening works may help you assess whether your circumstances warrant a second look....
Losing a job can create uncertainty when employment supports a person’s immigration status. That concern often grows because termination may disrupt household income and the right to stay. If you were laid off while working under H-1B status, you usually have limited...
Earlier this year, the Eight Circuit Court of Appeals made a ruling that detainees could be held without bond during their mandatory detention while waiting for their deportation. Despite this, many detainees have been released from ICE's custody after successfully...
Facing removal proceedings can bring many questions about your future in the United States. You may wonder if you have a way to stay in the country or avoid returning to a place where you could face serious harm. In some Minnesota immigration cases, you may have more...
Having a green card opens up great opportunities. It may help entrepreneurs grow a business or individuals keep families together. However, a criminal charge can take all of that away overnight. Because the U.S. immigration system treats criminal convictions very...
Bringing your fiancé to the United States is an exciting step in your life together and the K-1 fiancé visa makes this reunion possible. Still, the United States government must verify that your relationship is genuine before granting this benefit. They want to ensure...
A new green card policy implemented by President Donald J. Trump could force some green card applicants to complete the process outside of the U.S. Previously, applicants who were applying for permanent residency could remain in the U.S. Attorney David Wilson spoke to...
Professionals with four-year degrees, substantial work experience and specialized skills may be eligible for unique employment visas. There are numerous different employment visa programs that allow foreign nationals to lawfully enter the United States and work...
Family-based immigration can help people reunite with their loved ones. Many people associate family-based immigration with spouses or engaged couples. While marital relationships often qualify for family-based immigration opportunities, other family members could be...