Drug Felony Convictions: Do They Bar Green Card Applications?
Current U.S. immigration policy treats drug felonies as primary barriers to residency. Enhanced vetting through the USCIS Vetting…
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DOJ Seeks Denaturalization of Man Over Immigration Fraud and War Crimes
The U.S. government is seeking to revoke the citizenship of Sead Miljkovic, alleging he hid his role in…
What’s Next for Venezuelans Under TPS: Status, Uncertainty, and Next Steps
Venezuelan TPS holders have received a court-ordered extension of their legal status through October 2, 2026, and work…
Congress Urged to Hold Hearings on Halts to Migration Programs
Advocacy group Afghan Evac is pushing Congress for hearings to investigate recent halts in U.S. immigration programs. With…
US Revises Naturalization Test: New Standards for Green Card Holders
USCIS has updated the naturalization process for 2025, introducing a more difficult 128-question civics test and stricter vetting…
France Introduces Mandatory Civic Exam and Higher Language Standards (2026)
New French laws effective 2026 mandate higher language levels (up to B2) and a 40-question civic exam for…
Noem: Venezuelans with TPS May Apply for Refugee Status
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced that Venezuelans formerly covered by Temporary Protected Status (TPS) can now apply for…
Proving Good Moral Character for Naturalization in a Holistic Era
New 2025 USCIS policies require naturalization applicants to prove positive contributions to society, such as volunteering and steady…
Path tightens for U.S. citizens sponsoring siblings for Green Cards
New U.S. immigration policies have tightened the path for sibling sponsorship. Citizens face longer financial documentation requirements and…