All posts under tag "Asylum"
USCIS faces public comments on proposed reforms to employment authorization for asylum applicants, aiming to prioritize American jobs.
USCIS will introduce a new I-129 form for certain visas and has restarted asylum processing with stricter criteria.
USCIS has announced the lifting of holds for specific asylum seekers, marking a significant policy change.
ICE arrests niece and grandniece of Qasem Soleimani, raising questions about green card status and asylum claims.
A rebuttal has been submitted regarding the USCIS proposed rule to reform employment authorization for asylum applicants.
A federal judge has blocked the termination of parole for migrants who entered the U.S. using a mobile app, impacting many asylum seekers.
Experts advise eligible immigrants from banned countries to file applications despite delays and scrutiny.
ICE arrests Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and Sarinasadat Hosseiny, relatives of Quds Force leader, raising concerns over asylum claims.
Changes effective April 1 restrict eligibility for asylees, refugees, and others. County officials have prepared for the impact.
Asylum seekers may apply for an EB-2 NIW while their case is pending, according to immigration expert Nestor J. Saldivar.
A federal judge has halted the termination of parole for migrants who entered the U.S. using an app, impacting many seeking refuge.
USCIS is now requiring social media handles and more personal data from immigration applicants, raising privacy concerns.
USCIS has begun to roll back the pause on asylum processing, addressing months of delays affecting applicants nationwide.
USCIS resumes asylum processing but maintains strict vetting and immigration restrictions.
USCIS has resumed certain asylum processing, though not all cases will follow the same timeline or procedure.
Critics argue recent immigration policy changes may harm law-abiding noncitizens and delay legal pathways.
USCIS clarifies policy on adjudicating applications from high-risk countries, lifting holds on various immigration cases.
USCIS announces significant updates to screening processes affecting asylum and visa applications from 39 countries.
USCIS has lifted the hold on asylum seekers from non-high-risk countries, ensuring continued screening and vetting.
USCIS implements significant changes to its vetting process, impacting thousands of pending immigration applications.
USCIS has resumed processing asylum claims that were previously halted, impacting many applicants seeking refuge in the U.S.
USCIS will restart processing certain asylum applications following a temporary suspension due to a shooting incident.
USCIS has lifted the hold on certain asylum claims processing, resuming adjudications as of March 30, 2023.
DHS confirms USCIS has lifted the hold on asylum seekers from non-high-risk countries, focusing resources on higher-risk cases.
Proposed DHS changes may delay work authorization for asylum applicants, affecting employers and workforce planning.
The Trump administration has lifted the asylum pause for most applicants, except for those from countries under travel restrictions.
The Trump Administration has partially lifted the pause on asylum applications, affecting certain countries and pending cases.
USCIS has proposed reforms to employment authorization for asylum applicants, inviting public feedback on the new rule.
A rebuttal regarding the USCIS proposed rule on employment authorization for asylum applicants has been submitted.
USCIS has announced a pause in processing specific immigration applications, impacting asylum seekers and refugees.
USCIS has proposed a rule to eliminate the (c)(8) EAD category for asylum applicants, impacting employment authorization.
DHS proposes to extend the asylum EAD wait from 180 to 365 days and introduce new eligibility bars, with public comments open until April 24.
Delays in USCIS processing times are affecting various immigration cases, including green cards and work permits.
The Supreme Court has heard arguments in a case challenging a border policy that blocks asylum seekers from entering the U.S.
DHS has approved temporary REAL IDs for pending asylum and immigration applicants with EAD work permits.
A US immigration judge has ruled against the asylum claim of Liam Ramos, an Ecuadorian boy detained by ICE at age five.
An immigration judge has denied the asylum claim of Liam Conejo Ramos, an Ecuadorian boy detained in Minnesota during an ICE raid.
An Afghan asylum-seeker has died while in ICE custody, raising concerns among advocacy groups about treatment of detainees.
An Afghan immigrant died in ICE custody in Texas less than a day after detention, according to a veteran-led advocacy group.
A fifth Iranian women's soccer player seeking asylum in Australia has decided to return to Iran, leaving only two players in Australia.
Hani Duglof's detention raises concerns about the effects of immigration policies on biotech research in the US.
Significant updates announced for asylum interviews at USCIS offices in Newark, NJ, and Tampa, FL, easing anxiety for applicants.
Iran's women's soccer team members were interviewed by U.S. immigration officials regarding asylum offers, with one player changing her mind.
Australia has granted asylum to five members of the Iranian women's soccer team amid the ongoing conflict in Iran.
DHS has proposed significant changes to the issuance of work permits for asylum applicants, impacting their employment opportunities.
Leaving the U.S. without advance parole may jeopardize asylum applications. Learn the implications.
Cuban migrants intercepted at sea are now ineligible for asylum benefits under new restrictions announced in April 2023.
President Biden urges Australia to grant asylum to the Iran National Women’s Soccer team facing threats in Iran.
New USCIS policy changes impact asylum applicants and refugees from high-risk countries.
A father and his 14-year-old sister were detained by ICE in Austin while their asylum case is pending, highlighting ongoing immigration challenges.
A new rule could extend asylum seekers' wait for work permits from 180 to 365 days, with processing delays potentially lasting up to 173 years.
Britain blocks study visas for four countries and halts Afghan work visas to curb asylum claims through legal routes.
New DHS rule aims to revise work authorization eligibility for asylum seekers, impacting employer considerations.
DHS plans to extend EAD processing times for asylum seekers from 180 to 365 days, affecting new applications.
Asylum applicants may not need to wait for residency; some qualify for EB-2 NIW category.
U.S. District Judge highlights the Refugee Act's commitment as a client returns home after 9 months in detention.
Homeland Security revises regulations, restricting work permits for asylum applicants awaiting decisions.
DHS aims to link work permit eligibility to asylum processing times, impacting applicants' EAD applications.
DHS proposes changes to asylum processing and work permits, impacting applicants starting February 2026.
DHS has proposed a rule to stop accepting new asylum-based work permit applications under category (c)(8) effective February 20, 2026.
DHS's proposed rule may tighten EAD renewals for pending asylum cases, emphasizing the importance of case preparation.
USCIS updates policy allowing work authorization requests for asylum seekers after 150 days of waiting for a decision.
USCIS may restart accepting asylum applications if processing times drop below 180 days over a 90-day period.
DHS aims to strengthen asylum seeker screening to prioritize American safety, as detailed in a new proposed rule.
A federal judge mandates advance notice for noncitizens facing removal to third countries with no ties.
USCIS proposes to suspend work permits for asylum seekers if processing exceeds 180 days.
USCIS proposes stricter access to work permits for asylum seekers, potentially causing long delays in EAD issuance.
USCIS plans to remove work authorization for asylum applicants, impacting many seeking refuge in the U.S.
DHS has proposed significant changes to the employment authorization process for asylum applicants, impacting processing times and eligibility.
USCIS may halt EAD applications for asylum seekers until processing times improve, according to proposed DHS reforms.
DHS suggests extending the wait time for asylum seekers to apply for work permits, potentially pausing new applications.
Learn how asylum applicants and refugees gain lawful presence and eligibility for an SSN under federal law.
USCIS is scheduling interviews for various immigration benefits despite delays in final decisions for high-risk countries.
USCIS is set to temporarily suspend work permits for asylum applicants, potentially impacting millions for several years.
DHS aims to enhance safety by strengthening asylum seeker screening processes.
DHS announces new refugee policy requiring security checks and potential arrests after one year in the U.S.
A new immigration memo may allow for the arrest of refugees in the U.S., raising concerns about their safety and legal status.
DHS suggests increasing asylum work permit wait times to 365 days to address backlog and prioritize American jobs.
The DHS has proposed a rule to reduce fraud in asylum work permits and address a backlog of over 1.4 million cases.
USCIS has proposed a pause on work permits for asylum seekers if processing delays exceed six months.
USCIS has proposed a rule to temporarily suspend work permits for asylum seekers, potentially lasting for years.
An asylum recipient shares timeline and concerns regarding naturalization eligibility due to past traffic violations.
DHS is implementing changes to strengthen asylum vetting and reduce fraudulent claims in the immigration system.
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed new rules for asylum applicants regarding work permits.
DHS/USCIS proposes new regulations extending wait times for asylum seekers to obtain work authorization.
USCIS introduces a new rule increasing wait times for asylum seekers to obtain work permits.
USCIS has proposed a new rule to temporarily suspend work permits for asylum applicants, potentially lasting several years.
USCIS plans to delay work permits for asylum seekers, impacting over 500,000 immigrants annually.
New DHS rule extends asylum application wait times and pauses EAD filings amid processing delays.
The DHS has proposed a rule that would restrict work permits for asylum seekers, increasing processing times and waiting periods.
The Trump administration's push for increased detentions is reducing parole options for immigrants seeking relief.
Asylum seekers could qualify for the EB-3 visa, providing a pathway to permanent residence in the U.S.
Asylum seekers in the U.S. can file for a work card after six months, but it's not automatic.
USCIS clarifies confusion regarding the asylum clock and EAD application timelines, emphasizing a 150-day processing window.
Clarifying the differences between lawful status and lawful presence under U.S. immigration law, particularly regarding parole and asylum.
USCIS updates processing times for C08 (Asylum Pending) work authorization, indicating it typically takes one month.
USCIS processing times for asylum applications have increased significantly, impacting benefit recipients waiting for decisions.
Asylum seekers report delays in decision-making, with some waiting over a year for updates from USCIS.
USCIS and EOIR announce new electronic asylum fees effective July 2025, impacting applicants' cases.
Starting July 2025, new electronic asylum fees will be required by USCIS and EOIR, impacting applicants significantly.
C08 work authorization applications are processed quickly by USCIS, typically within one month.
USCIS states that pending applications, including asylum, do not provide lawful immigration status.
Approximately 20% of ICE removals involve individuals with pending asylum cases, highlighting a significant backlog in the U.S. immigration system.
Haitian nationals can qualify for green cards through various categories, with priority dates updated in the latest visa bulletin.
A Pakistani family successfully obtains U.S. Green Cards after years of legal support and perseverance.
Asylum seekers at US ports of entry receive parole but no legal status, facing potential removal proceedings.
Exploring the legality of paroling asylum-seekers into the U.S. under 8 U.S.C. §1182(d)(5).
USCIS reports over 3.4 million work permits approved for FY 2023, a significant increase from the previous year.
Legal experts highlight issues with expired parole and asylum procedures affecting undocumented migrants.
Debate grows over the security of REAL IDs issued to asylum seekers with work permits and Social Security Numbers.
Ending a parole program does not eliminate various forms of legal relief for immigrants, including asylum and U visas.
USCIS announces fee increases for TN visas and asylum applications, with total costs rising by approximately 35% compared to previous years.
USCIS announces new criteria for Social Security Number eligibility for certain immigration statuses.
USCIS clarifies that asylum seekers are eligible to apply for advance parole, as stated on their official website.
An Ecuadorian national was apprehended at a USCIS facility due to serious criminal charges, highlighting asylum application requirements.
USCIS confirms ICE will deport a Chinese national who overstayed his asylum denial after being arrested in West Palm Beach.
Explore various legal options for immigrating to the U.S. without a college degree or work experience.
USCIS implements new procedures for asylum seekers and refugees
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