Chicago Immigration and Naturalization Law Blog

Due to the Russian war on Ukraine, many young Russian nationals seek asylum in the United States. Many young Russian adults are highly educated and sk...

Starting in late May, the Biden administration’s new southern border asylum policy will let asylum claimants have their claims evaluated by asyl...

Since March 2020, U.S. southern border officials have used Title 42 policy to limit the spread of COVID-19 to quickly expel undocumented migrants at t...

With the escalating attack by Russia on Ukraine, the United States is looking at measures to protect Ukrainian immigrants already in the U.S. from rem...

Former President Trump’s administration enacted a ‘zero-tolerance’ policy in April 2018 for families crossing the U.S. southern bord...

The Biden administration officially reinstated the controversial Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, commonly known as Remain in Mexico. Asylu...

The United States Supreme Court ordered on August 24 that President Joe Biden’s administration must reinstate a Trump-era immigration policy t...

President Biden announced a plan to raise the country’s refugee cap from 15,000 to more than 62,500. On May 1, 2021, Biden said this increase “...

Un refugiado es alguien que fue obligado a dejar su país natal por temor válido a ser lastimado o perseguido. El Estatuto de Refugiado protegerá a ...

The Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security issued a joint proposed new rule that will make it more difficult for criminal alien...