When your safety is on the line, the path to asylum can feel daunting. Are you uncertain about how to start or worried about meeting all the requirements? You’re not alone. For many, seeking asylum is filled with both hope and the anxiety of facing complex legal steps. But know that every...

For those facing serious threats in their home country due to political beliefs, applying for asylum in the United States can provide a pathway to safety and stability. Demonstrating persecution is a fundamental part of the process, as it requires more than recounting difficult experiences—it’s about providing a clear picture of the...

On September 4, 2024, a federal judge extended the temporary pause on President Biden’s "Keeping Families Together" policy, which aims to provide a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens. The pause, now in effect until at least September 23, prevents USCIS from approving applications under the program, although...

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a U.S. government program that provides temporary legal status to migrants from countries experiencing unsafe conditions, such as natural disasters, conflicts, or other extraordinary circumstances. Created in 1990, TPS allows these individuals to live and work in the United States without fear of deportation. Although TPS does...

Understanding the Asylum Application Process

The process of applying for asylum in the United States can be intricate and daunting. There are primarily two established methods: affirmative and defensive asylum applications.

Additionally, a 2022 regulation known as the Asylum Processing...