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The Trump administration cuts nearly $1 billion approved by Congress for services to immigrants and diversity programs

Cuban self-deported man's wife pleads with congress members for a humanitarian visa so that her daughter doesn’t face her fourth surgery alone

Lawyer warns migrants with I-220A: "I don't recommend even traveling within the country."

Will your marriage be investigated by USCIS? Here’s what you need to know

Cuban father who self-deported needs humanitarian visa to be at his daughter's surgery

A Cuban who self-deported may return to the U.S. due to his daughter's delicate situation

About twenty people accused of voting illegally in Florida, according to DeSantis

You have been given a deportation order: you have 30 days to take action

"After seven years": This is how this Cuban reacted upon receiving her residency in the U.S.

Mistake that ruins your immigration interview in the U.S.

Cuban man awaits his first child but is detained by ICE: his wife struggles to bring him back home

USCIS changes two key forms starting September 15: previous versions will be rejected

When will the anguish experienced by thousands of Cubans I-220A come to an end? Willy Allen III responds

Motions against Ecuador do not apply to Cubans: argument with which Willy Allen's team manages to reopen asylum case

Lawyer Liudmila Marcelo wins two more residences for Cubans with I-220A in one week

Licenses and minors only with I-220A: attorney Liudmila Marcelo explains what you need to know

A former USCIS official was arrested for allegedly granting green cards and citizenship in exchange for money

USCIS revokes H-1B petition in Florida after detecting a salary discrepancy of about $40,000

Friends of Posada Carriles had suspected the alleged Cuban spy for years and alerted the FBI

From Spy to "Devoted Son": How Luis Posada Carriles, the Cuban Deported by the U.S., Earned Trust

Houston lawyer clarifies whether you can be denied residency due to public charge

Did you work without permission in the U.S.? Here’s what you need to know

Rubio speaks out about Cubans affected by Trump’s immigration policy: "We are seeing cases for the first time."

USCIS speaks out on ruling that reactivated immigration processes for Cubans and citizens of 38 other countries

Cuban artist seeks help after losing his green card and other documents in Miami

USCIS tightens the checks for obtaining U.S. citizenship: Here’s what you need to know

Willy Allen III warns that you are no longer given a deadline to find a lawyer in Immigration Court

Willy Allen: "The Cuban Adjustment Act is like a cockroach; it can survive an atomic bomb."

Lawyer warns that Cuba remains paralyzed: what's changed in the Travel Ban is not enough

Liudmila Marcelo explains to CBP One that judges can no longer close your case: what to do now?

Lawyer clarifies that immigration courts no longer allow video appearances and clients must attend in person

Cuban activist laments that Cuba's repressors are entering Miami while he fights for his asylum

Cuban man records tense encounter with ICE in Key West and sparks debate on social media

Do you have an immigration appointment? Arrive at 6:00 AM or you’ll have to line up

Four Cubans among the deportees who refused to disembark from the plane in Liberia and were transferred to Equatorial Guinea

The rules for obtaining a green card in the United States are changing: What will USCIS evaluate starting September 18?

Immigration court hearings will be strictly in-person in Miami starting September 8

A young I-220A arrives in Cuba, imprisoned in Texas, who requested voluntary departure, and Havana returned him to the U.S.

USCIS expands the criteria for "public charge" for those applying for permanent residency

Willy Allen refuses to use Advance Parole after change in criteria from the BIA: "It's too dangerous."

USCIS warns that traveling with Advance Parole may trigger 3 or 10-year reentry bans to the U.S.

USCIS prepares mandatory online submission for immigration processes: How will it affect the green card?

Cuban boy, deported from the U.S. to Guyana with his father, is left alone after the sudden death of his dad

Willy Allen warns that USCIS will remove the notice to add evidence to immigration applications

USCIS tightens evidence requirements for immigration benefit applications

Form I-360: The little-known process that can pave the way to permanent residency for certain cases in the U.S.

Lawyer Willy Allen addresses new threat of fines for immigrants and lawyers

The lawyer believes that there may be good news for the I-220A this week

Lawyer Willy Allen, on the deportation of Cubans to Uruguay: "It is relatively smart."

Final asylum cuts for September 2026: What you need to know

Do you have I-220A? You could be sent to court without knowing that you already had a notice to appear

Were you deported? Appealing could be your second chance

Immigration Attorney Liudmila Marcelo questions new asylum rule

It seemed impossible! Cubana I-220A wins her residency after facing deportation threats: She arrived by raft, and this is what happened to stay in the U.S.

Cuban enters the "worst of the worst" list by ICE: Here are his crimes

Fear of Trump's immigration policies slows citizenship applications in the United States

Progress in the revocation of citizenship for a Cuban in the U.S. due to a casino robbery: Here are the details

USCIS modifies asylum system rules to reduce case backlog: What changes?

ICE deports former American football player after nearly 10 years in the U.S.: "He was a threat."

A judge halts the revocation of asylum applications and work permits for thousands of migrants in the U.S.