Immigration Law

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) announced today the ICE Case Review (ICR) process for individuals who believe their case does not align with ICE’s enforcement, detention, and removal priorities. This process...

Foreign diplomats working in Kentucky and other parts of the U.S. often reside in America for many years. These diplomats receive visas that allow them to live and work in this country, but the long-term nature of diplomatic work can lead to unique family immigration...

If you are a foreign national who wishes to live, work or study in Kentucky or anywhere else in the United States, you may need to seek approval from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. In the event that your request to enter the country is denied,...

Non-permanent and permanent Kentucky residents worried about immigration status can apply for cancellation of removal. This legal procedure is where a judge transfers a plaintiff's status from deportable alien to an admitted resident. Read on to learn more about the...

Over the course of the past few years, immigration has been a hot button issue on the news and within many communities in Kentucky. Although much of the focus has been directed toward the conditions at detention centers, there has also been news within the courts that...

Permanent residents in Kentucky and around the country who wish to become U.S. citizens must go through the naturalization process. This involves visiting a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office for an interview. During this interview, permanent residents...

Individuals born in Kentucky, as well as other parts of the United States, are citizens from birth. This standard for citizenship includes people born to indigenous tribes in the country. Immigration law also provides a path to citizenship at birth for individuals...

Foreign nationals who are employed in Kentucky or elsewhere throughout the United States on H-1B visas may be entitled to automatic renewal of their work permits. However, their spouses are not eligible for an automatic renewal according to a recent court ruling. How...

The United States is currently home to some 411,000 immigrants that hail from 10 countries from around the globe that have been ravaged by war or natural disasters. Many of these legal immigrants, including those in, Kentucky now face deportation thanks to a...

Immigrants living in Kentucky and other parts of the country will typically need help navigating the immigration process when they desire a change in their present status. These immigrants and their families need to know where they can find the help they need....