Overview: What’s Happening at the Border With a rise in reports of foreign travelers—particularly from U.S. allies like Germany and the U.K.—being questioned, detained, or denied entry, many are wondering: What exactly are your rights at U.S. airports and border crossings? Under the Trump administration’s renewed immigration crackdown, legal permanent residents** and visa holders** have […] The post Visitor Rights Entering U.S Through Airport: Know Your Rights in 2025 appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

What You Need to Know Effective April 11, 2025, Canadian citizens planning to stay in the United States for more than 30 days will be required to officially register with U.S. authorities. This move enforces a long-standing law that had previously been inconsistently applied to Canadian visitors entering the country by land. While the rule […] The post New Rule Canadians 30 Days Register U.S: Some Canadians Staying in U.S. Over 30 Days Required to Register appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

In light of recent U.S. immigration policy changes, universities are advising international students and faculty to reconsider international travel plans, especially during upcoming breaks. This advisory stems from incidents where individuals have faced visa revocations and deportations due to perceived political activities. The Biden administration, unlike the previous Trump administration, has focused on specific enforcement […] The post Should I Travel? Trump Immigration Policies and Their Impact on Student and Work Visa Holders appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

Don’t Like Trump’s Immigration Policies?  Become an American Citizen and Vote! Recent study reveals that approximately 9 million immigrants in the United States are currently eligible for naturalization. For those green card holders who oppose Trump’s aggressive immigration policies, those that are eligible should consider applying for naturalization so that they can vote and influence […] The post 9 Million Immigrants Eligible for U.S. Citizenship in 2025 appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

Why Immigration Attorneys Advise Against Travel Immigration attorneys across the United States are strongly advising non-U.S. citizens, foreign nationals—including H-1B visa holders, international students on F-1 visas, and even green card holders—to avoid international travel unless absolutely necessary. Reasons for the Warning: Delays in Visa Stamping – Due to changes in the U.S. interview waiver […] The post Travel Warning for Visa and Green Card Holders: Why Leaving the U.S. Now Could Be Risky appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

Overview of the Crisis The Trump administration has sparked a constitutional crisis by ignoring a federal court order and proceeding with the deportation of Venezuelans to El Salvador. The move, justified under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, has raised alarms about executive overreach, due process violations, and potential human rights abuses. Despite Judge James Boasberg’s […] The post A Constitutional Crisis Unfolds: Trump Administration Defies Court Order on Venezuelan Deportations appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

In recent weeks, an increasing number of U.S. visa and green-card holders have reported being detained, interrogated, and in some cases, deported. These incidents coincide with intensified immigration enforcement under President Trump’s administration, prompting concerns about whether these actions reflect routine enforcement or a broader shift toward arbitrary detainment and deportation. Key Cases of Concern […] The post Why Are Visa and Green-Card Holders Being Detained and Deported? appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

Unilateral Actions and Legal Challenges Trump’s executive order has sought to reshape immigration policy without congressional approval. These actions have prompted multiple legal challenges, with courts examining the extent of presidential authority in this domain. For instance, attempts to end birthright citizenship via executive order have been met with judicial injunctions, underscoring the tension between […] The post Trump Unconstitutional Dictator: Immigration Actions Expanding Executive Authority & Violation of Constitution appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

For foreign workers and international students seeking employment in the U.S. after graduation, securing an H-1B visa can be a challenging process. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) limits the number of H-1B visas issued annually to 85,000, making competition fierce. However, certain employers are exempt from this cap, allowing for greater flexibility […] The post Everything You Need to Know About H1B cap exempt appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more

If you are a VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) self-petitioner, also known as VAWA applicants, you may be eligible to apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) while your petition is pending or approved. This document allows you to work legally in the United States while your immigration case is processed. Below is a step-by-step […] The post Work Authorization (EAD) For VAWA Self-Petitioners appeared first on Herman Legal Group ..read more