Federal agents in dark masks and bulletproof vests have become a common sight in American cities. Immigration enforcement in 2026 looks very different from what most Americans grew up with, and those changes now reach deep into ordinary neighborhoods and daily life. These aren’t border scenes. They’re happening in Minneapolis, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Two...Read More
Under the Trump Administration, immigration enforcement has focused on arresting, detaining, and deporting as many undocumented individuals as possible, often without regard to individual equities, long‑term ties to the United States, or family circumstances. Federal habeas corpus petitions challenge ICE detention and have become one of the most powerful tools to push back against these...Read More
Effective October 30, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security has announced a significant change that affects thousands of immigrants across the United States: the elimination of most automatic extensions for Employment Authorization Documents (EADs). With DHS ending automatic work permit extensions, this policy reversal marks a dramatic shift in how work permits are processed and...Read More
Securing a foothold in the land of opportunities requires a careful and knowledgeable approach, particularly when dealing with documents like an Affidavit of Support, and the New York immigration law firm of Oltarsh & Associates, P.C., stands as a beacon of guidance for those navigating the intricacies of immigration law. One pivotal aspect of this...Read More
Are you a U.S. immigrant from Afghanistan, Iran, Haiti, or another travel ban country? New November 2025 immigration policy could affect your green card application—even if you’re already inside the United States. Quick Answer: What Changed in November 2025? The Trump administration is planning to implement a new policy, which is still under review, that...Read More
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