Another year, another wave of immigration tech shaking up the industry. AI-driven case prep? Check. Real-time case tracking? Faster and smarter than ever. Game-changing partnerships, major funding rounds, and USCIS finally stepping into the digital age? It’s all happening. Whether you’re an immigration attorney, tech founder, or just keeping tabs on the industry, there’s a
What It Is Like To Be An Immigration Lawyer During Trump’s Second Term: Challenges, Changes, and Courage
The job of an immigration lawyer is never easy. But under President Donald Trump’s second administration (2025), it has become significantly more demanding, unpredictable, and emotionally draining. Lawyers in this field aren’t just filling out forms—they’re on the legal frontlines, navigating policy whiplash, advising panicked clients, and defending constitutional rights against an onslaught of anti-immigration
What Employers Should Know in 2025: Potential H-1B Prevailing Wage Changes, Worksite Enforcement, Visa Delay, Travel Ban
Employers should brace for significant shifts in U.S. immigration policy. Based on Trump’s first term and recent campaign promises, including the hiring of American workers first, I anticipate a mix of aggressive enforcement, procedural delays, and visa restrictions—particularly for employment-based immigration under the incoming Trump administration. President Trump’s first term saw increased scrutiny
Unexpected hurdles: The ripple effects of President Trump’s Executive Orders on legal immigration
Although the pace of President Trump’s Executive Orders (EOs) targeting border enforcement has slowed since Inauguration Day, the repercussions of these and more recent EOs on legal immigration have grown.
This article will outline and assess recent efforts by federal immigration officials in the Department of State (DOS), the Department of Justice (DOJ), and component
Trump’s ‘America First’ Agenda and the Role of Stateside Visa Reissuance
[Blogger’s Note: This post, coauthored by my colleague, Amanda Adamczenko, and me, presents a “win-win-win” opportunity — a rara avis in the current climate. For the sake of all law-abiding immigration stakeholders, let’s hope that it gains traction.]
With an array of executive orders (EOs), President Trump has affirmed his commitment to controlling immigration
Building the Future: Addressing the Need for AI Global Talent in the United States
Attracting global talent will be key to maintaining US leadership in Artificial Intelligence (AI). President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders aim to cut through barriers to accelerate AI development and amplify foreign investment to the United States to keep the nation at the forefront of this critical technology. Building the Future: Addressing the Need for
H1B to Green Card Process Eb3 Eb-2 Eb1
When navigating the complex process of transitioning from an H-1B visa to a Green Card, it is crucial to rely on authoritative resources. This includes guidance from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to ensure all information is accurate and compliant with immigration laws.
Introduction
Transitioning from an H-1B visa to a Green Card is
UNDERSTANDING THE O-1 NON-IMMIGRANT VISA: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE
The O-1 visa is a highly sought after non-immigrant visa for individuals who have extraordinary abilities. It is for those who are recognized nationally or internationally in the sciences, business, education, athletics, or motion picture and television industries. This visa allows qualified individuals to come to the US to continue to work in their field.
Everything you need to know about EB-2 NIW
The EB-2 visa is a highly sought-after employment-based pathway for individuals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities in their fields. Within this category, the National Interest Waiver (NIW) offers a unique opportunity to bypass the usual job offer and labor certification requirements, allowing applicants to self-petition. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of the EB-2
Does a Student Visa Count Towards Residency in the UK?
The Student visa does not directly count towards permanent residency (i.e. settlement) in the UK, unlike other visa routes. This means that the time you spend as an international student at a school or university in the UK cannot be used to get Indefinite Leave to Remain. Other visas, such as work, business and