World One Immigration Law Blog

As of June 2025, changes to key humanitarian immigration programs—Temporary Protected Status (TPS), Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), and Humanitarian Parole—are causing widespread confusion and concern, especially for mixed-status families. At World One Law Group, we're seeing more...

In June 2025, President Donald Trump signed a new executive order reinstating and expanding the travel ban that once defined his early presidency. This time, the policy casts an even wider net, affecting more countries, more visa types, and more people hoping to enter the United States. We know ...

If you're hoping to live and work permanently in the United States, an employment-based green card might be your path forward. But with multiple categories available, one of the most common questions we hear is: 👉 What's the difference between the EB-2 and EB-3 green card categories, and which o...

If you're a DREAMer or a DACA recipient looking for a path to legal U.S. employment or international travel, there's new hope. The latest guidance on the D3 waiver (also known as the INA §212(d)(3) waiver) is creating opportunities for undocumented immigrants to apply for visas and legally re-ent...

In an alarming policy that should outrage every American who values freedom and justice, the Trump administration is paying El Salvador $15 million to imprison hundreds of U.S. residents in one of the most notorious mega-prisons in the world. The Trump Administration flew 237 people — many with n...

Imagine living in the United States with legal protection, working hard to support your family, and following the law—only to be suddenly detained and deported to a country where your life is in danger. That's exactly what happened to Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a 25-year-old sheet metal worker, husban...

Securing an H-1B visa is a significant step in advancing your career in the United States. As we approach the 2025 application cycle, understanding the latest updates will help you navigate the process smoothly and improve your chances of success. Here's what you need to know. 1. New Form I-129—...

Your I-94 record is the most critical document for maintaining your lawful immigration status in the U.S. While a visa allows you to request entry, your I-94 determines how long you can stay. Issued by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) each time you enter the U.S., this record includes your visa classification and authorized stay duration. It's essential to check your I-94 online after each entry, as errors can affect your work authorization, driver’s license, and future immigration applications. If you find mistakes, consulting an immigration attorney immediately is crucial. At World One Law Group, we assist individuals and businesses with U.S. immigration matters—contact us for guidance on your I-94 record and legal status.

If you're in the U.S. on a visa, there's one document you must check every single time you enter the country—your I-94 record. Many people mistakenly think their visa controls their stay, but that's not how U.S. immigration works. Your visa lets you request entry to the U.S., but your I-94 deter...

Are you planning to apply for the H-1B visa lottery for the 2026 fiscal year? If you are an American employer wanting to hire a foreign national with at least a bachelor's degree, now is the time to register for this visa lottery program. If you are a foreign student on F1 OPT (Optional Practical...

Can Trump Limit Birthright Citizenship?   What You Need to Know About Trump's Plan to Change Birthright Citizenship President-elect Donald Trump has announced plans to end birthright citizenship for children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants. He proposes to issue an execut...

As the United States anticipates potential shifts in immigration policy under President Trump's administration, it's crucial for immigrant communities to stay informed and prepared. The proposed mass deportation plans aim to remove millions of undocumented immigrants, raising concerns about the l...

On December 18, 2024, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a final rule that brought significant changes to the H-1B and F-1 visa programs. These updates are designed to improve efficiency and flexibility, benefiting both U.S. employers and foreign workers.

America's strength lies in its diversity. Immigrants contribute immensely to the nation's cultural fabric and play vital roles in its economy. Yet, discussions about mass deportation in USA have sparked fear and uncertainty among immigrant communities. Implementing such policies would not only im...

Feeling unsure about the ever-changing immigration policies of the United States? This guide empowers you with the steps to protect your status, stay informed, and connect with supportive communities. Learn how World One Law Group can provide personalized strategies to help you face immigration uncertainties with confidence

A second term for President Trump could bring stricter immigration policies, including tighter border controls, more restrictions on asylum seekers, and increased scrutiny of legal immigration programs like H-1B visas and family sponsorships. To stay prepared, immigrants should stay informed, consult an experienced immigration attorney, and connect with advocacy networks. World One Law Group is here to guide you through these changes and help secure your immigration future. Contact us today for a consultation.

The U.S. immigration system is especially overwhelming for unaccompanied immigrant children who must face legal proceedings without representation, drastically reducing their chances of success. Many are fleeing violence, abuse, or poverty, seeking safety in the U.S., but without a lawyer, their odds of winning their cases are slim. At World One Law Group, we provide compassionate, expert legal support to children and families, guiding them through processes like asylum and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) applications while advocating for their best interests. With legal representation, these children gain confidence and a fair chance at a safer future. If you or someone you know faces an immigration challenge, time is critical—contact World One Law Group today to get the support you need.

Immigrant visa wait times refer to the time it takes for an American embassy or consulate to process an immigrant visa application. This wait time can vary significantly depending on the type of visa, the country of origin, and the workload of the embassy or consulate. Visa Wait Times at US Emba...

In recent months, the Biden-Harris Administration has rolled out new guidance regarding D3 waiver that is set to transform the landscape for DREAMers seeking U.S. employment. This development is particularly crucial for those who may have felt limited by their immigration status. Let's dive into ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has introduced new parole processes for nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. To be eligible, individuals must have a U.S.-based supporter, pass security vetting, and meet specific eligibility criteria.

Becoming a US citizen offers numerous benefits, including travel freedom, voting power, secure residency, family sponsorship, social security benefits, job opportunities, educational benefits, healthcare access, legal protections, civic responsibilities, tax benefits, sense of belonging, children's benefits, business opportunities, and access to public benefits. This blog explores the 15 key advantages of US citizenship, making it a valuable goal for many immigrants.

The National Interest Waiver can provide individuals with a fast and flexible path to permanent residency in the United States. Find out if you are eligible!

The US Supreme Court ruled in Department of State v. Munoz that U.S. citizens do not inherently possess the right to bring their noncitizen spouses into the country.

The July 2024 Visa Bulletin provides crucial updates on immigrant visa availability for both family-based and employment-based categories. This blog post helps you understand the key changes from this month's visa availability chart.