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San Francisco Summer Camp Counselors Asked to Become Guardians of Immigrant Kids
San Francisco immigrants face deportation fears as parents request summer camp counselors to serve as legal guardians. Without official city…
Alameda County Law Library Sees Steady Demand for Immigration Law Info
Federal immigration policies like Project 2025 increase fear and legal complexity. Alameda County Law Library offers free, multilingual support and…
ICE Handcuffs 71-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Grandmother at San Diego Court
Barbara Stone's detention by ICE at San Diego court sparked civil rights concerns. She was accused of pushing an officer—denied…
Navigating Marriage Between U.S. Citizens and Mexican Partners: Key Legal Steps
U.S. citizens must follow a detailed, legal process involving Form I-130 and consular processing to bring Mexican spouses. Avoid tourist…
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Ban Nationwide
Judge LaPlante’s July 10, 2025 ruling blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship restrictions for all U.S.-born infants nationwide amid intense legal challenges.…
Birthright Citizenship Class Action Lawsuit Moves Forward in Court
President Trump’s 2025 order limits birthright citizenship, challenged by ACLU lawsuits and Supreme Court rulings that restrict nationwide blocks. Families…
Nepal’s New Citizenship Bill Simplifies Process but Retains Gender Bias
The 2025 Nepal Citizenship Bill eases citizenship access for children of Nepali mothers with unknown fathers. It introduces minor identity…
How US Targets Green Card Holders for Citizenship Revocation
The DOJ’s June 2025 memo escalates denaturalization, targeting naturalized citizens with crimes or procedural mistakes. USCIS referrals rose sharply since…