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Deportation & Humanitarian Immigration Immigration

United States Once Again Lowers Number of Refugees it Will Accept

For the second year in a row, the United States will slash the number of refugees it will accept. In the next year, up to 30,000 will be allowed in the country, down from the cap of 45,000 this year,…

Jenny ZhanSeptember 18, 2018

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Deportation & Humanitarian Immigration Immigration

Supreme Court Decision on Faulty NTA’s can Pave Way for Deportation Relief

Last month, in Pereira vs. Session, the Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that the government has been sending invalid Notices to Appear (NTA) to noncitizens facing deportation. NTA’s are issued by the government to individuals who have overstayed their…

Jenny ZhanJuly 13, 2018

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Deportation & Humanitarian Immigration Immigration Immigration Law Changes & New Law

Domestic Violence Victims No Longer Eligible for Asylum

On June 11, 2018 Attorney General Jeff Sessions reversed an immigration appeals court ruling that granted asylum to a Salvadoran woman who was sexually, emotionally, and physically abused by her husband. This decision overturns the precedent set during the Obama…

Jenny ZhanJune 13, 2018

United States Once Again Lowers Number of Refugees it Will Accept

Supreme Court Decision on Faulty NTA’s can Pave Way for Deportation Relief

Domestic Violence Victims No Longer Eligible for Asylum

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