by Harlan York | Nov 5, 2026 | From the Government
So far 2026 has seen some of the most profound immigration changes in the 25+ years I have been an immigration lawyer. We have written about them here and here. What’s Changed?Does This Change Of Rules Even Apply to You?Which Benefits Count Now: September 18 Is...
by Harlan York | Aug 28, 2026 | From the Government
In a sudden move, all immigration visa appointments have been temporarily paused worldwide. The Trump Administration cited the need to better train consular staff to identify applicants who might become a public charge – someone likely to become primarily dependent on...
by Harlan York | Jul 15, 2026 | From the Government
Decided June 23, 2026: Blanche v. Lau What Immigration Rules Changed? A new Supreme Court decision just made international travel a lot riskier for green card holders with any kind of criminal history, even an old one, even a minor one, even one you thought was long...
by Harlan York | Apr 13, 2026 | Family Immigration
With all the Immigration policy changes in the last year, U.S. Embassy and Consular restrictions have changed dramatically for anyone pursuing a marriage-based green card or visa. We have seen new travel ban proclamations, USCIS benefit holds covering dozens of...
by Harlan York | Mar 9, 2026 | Uncategorized, Marriage
LGBTQ marriage visas have legally been accepted since June 26, 2015. While much of the legalities behind getting your same-sex partner into the United States on a marriage visa or green card remains the same, here is what has changed for LGBTQ+ marriage visas and...
