Starting April 9, 2025, USCIS will review noncitizens' social media for content deemed antisemitic, potentially impacting green card and student visa applications. Noncitizens are encouraged to carefully evaluate their online presence.

Recent shifts in U.S. immigration policies have led to heightened scrutiny at airports, impacting visa holders and green card holders. Travelers may face secondary inspections, prolonged questioning, or even detention. Non-citizens should prepare carefully and consider delaying international travel.

Vong Law Group Founder and Partner, Kane Vongsavanh, was interviewed by the Laotian Times about the impending US Travel Ban.

A new U.S. travel ban draft introduces a three-tier system, restricting entry from multiple countries. Set for possible implementation by March 21, key uncertainties remain on waivers, visa holders, and legal challenges…

Without prior notice or explanation, the U.S. Department of State has deactivated its visa wait time chart on its website, reducing transparency in processing times for both applicants and employers…

Eligibility for the “Interview Waiver” visa renewal process, also known as “Dropbox,” has been unexpectedly reduced from 48 months to 12 months.…

The USCIS recently announced this year’s H-1B cap registration period will run from March 7-March 24. Employers will know by March 31, 2025 if one of their individuals was selected.

A federal judge in Maryland issued a nationwide preliminary injunction on President Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship…

H-4/L-2 and EAD applications filed at the same time as H-1Bs/L-1s are no longer required to be adjudicated at the same time…

Certain cases qualify for a 6-month extension of “cap-gap” work authorization until the following April 1st…