Practical insights on U.S. immigration law from attorney Harry Asatrian, Esq.
Whether to adjust status in the United States or complete immigrant visa processing at a consulate abroad is one of the most consequential decisions in an immigration case. Here is how to evaluate it in 2026.
Read Article →The Supreme Court struck down Executive Order 14160 in June 2026, holding that the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees birthright citizenship regardless of parental immigration status.
Read Article →When a family member is detained by ICE and cannot get a bond hearing, the situation can feel impossible. Here are the concrete steps to take, starting with the first 24 hours.
Read Article →If you or a family member has been detained by ICE without a meaningful bond hearing, a federal habeas corpus petition may be the most powerful legal tool available. Here is how it works, who it helps, and why federal court is different from immigration court.
Read Article →Federal courts are split on two distinct immigration detention questions: which statute authorizes mandatory detention, and whether prolonged detention under that statute requires a bond hearing. Here is where the law stands in mid-2026 for people detained in New Jersey and New York.
Read Article →USCIS issued PM-602-0199 on May 21, 2026, reshaping how officers evaluate discretion in adjustment of status cases. Here is what the memo says, what the May 29 clarification added, and what it means for your case.
Read Article →USCIS has broad discretion to deny adjustment of status even when an applicant is technically eligible. Understanding how that discretion works, and how to build a strong record, is essential to protecting your case.
Read Article →Most EB-1A petition denials are avoidable. Learn the most common mistakes petitioners make and the strategies experienced attorneys use to avoid them.
Read Article →Compare the EB-1A extraordinary ability and EB-2 National Interest Waiver pathways. Learn which green card fits your profile, timeline, and career goals.
Read Article →Who qualifies for EB-1A, what evidence USCIS wants, how to build a winning petition, and what to expect at each stage of the process.
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