The recent decision in Naeem Nizar Ali Momin v. Ur M. Jaddou, et al. highlights a significant issue regarding the jurisdictional limits of U.S. courts in reviewing certain immigration-related decisions, particularly those involving discretionary actions by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This case emphasizes the challenges faced by immigrants who seek legal recourse when their applications for status adjustments or waivers of inadmissibility are denied. It also sheds light on the broader implications of discretionary decisions made by immigration authorities and the judicial barriers to reviewing such decisions. 

Starting August 19, DHS will accept applications for parole from noncitizen spouses of U.S. citizens who have lived in the U.S. for at least 10 years. If granted, these spouses can apply for lawful permanent residence without leaving the U.S.

The plight of asylum seekers has become a focal point of international humanitarian concern. These individuals, fleeing persecution and violence, seek refuge in safer countries where they hope to rebuild their lives. However, the path to asylum is fraught with legal and humanitarian challenges. This blog will provide an overview of the asylum process, discuss the legal hurdles faced by refugees, and highlight the importance of humanitarian legal assistance.

As the president of the Houston Heights Rotary and a family-based immigration lawyer, I consider it a profound honor and a solemn duty to be entrusted with the care and maintenance of the John H. Reagan WWII Memorial. For the first time this year, our Rotary is hosting a commemorative event at the Memorial, and I am deeply reflecting on the significance of this responsibility.

Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have revolutionized many industries, including law. From document review to predictive analytics, AI has proven its ability to streamline certain processes and enhance efficiency in legal practice. However, when it comes to the intricate and often emotionally charged field of immigration law, the role of a human immigration attorney cannot be overstated.