Policy update written within days of the decision; the situation is developing and may change quickly. Confirm current status before acting. I have been following this litigation closely and writing about it on LinkedIn as it developed, because so many families I work with are touched by it. On June 25, 2026, the Supreme Court…
Continue reading ›Immigration rules, fees, and procedures are changing frequently; confirm current requirements before acting. Asylum cases are won or lost in preparation. That means assembling credible, well-organized evidence: country-conditions documentation, corroborating records, and testimony that holds together under questioning. It also means understanding which track you are on. Affirmative asylum is filed with USCIS when you…
Continue reading ›Immigration rules, fees, and procedures are changing frequently; confirm current requirements before acting. Asylum protects people who have suffered persecution, or who have a well-founded fear of future persecution, on account of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. But the strongest claim in the world can be lost to…
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