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Introduction U.S. immigration is not one single process. It is a network of statutes, federal agencies, regulations, court decisions, and discretionary judgments that affect whether a person may enter the country, remain here temporarily, become a lawful permanent resident, naturalize, or defend against removal. Many people search broad phrases such as “US immigration” expecting a
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April 2026 – Immigration News | D’Britto Law GroupThe U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued a significant policy shift impacting vulnerable immigrant youth by eliminating the automatic consideration of deferred action for Special Immigrant Juveniles (SIJs). The change, outlined in Policy Memorandum PM-602-0198 and highlighted by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), represents
Boston, Massachusetts — March 2026. The Massachusetts State House has taken a significant first step toward increasing transparency and accountability in federal immigration enforcement. Lawmakers are advancing legislation that would restrict the ability of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to conceal their identities during operations in Massachusetts. This proposal, introduced as Massachusetts House
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Immigration and criminal law are often treated as separate areas, but for noncitizens, they are closely connected. A single criminal charge can carry immigration consequences that extend far beyond the immediate case outcome. Without proper coordination, decisions made in criminal court—such as accepting a plea—can lead to removal proceedings, inadmissibility, or loss of eligibility for
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Facing removal proceedings can be one of the most serious challenges for any noncitizen. Deportation cases are handled in immigration court and require a clear legal strategy based on the individual’s circumstances, history, and eligibility for relief. There are multiple forms of defense available depending on the case. These may include asylum, waivers, adjustment of
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Criminal charges can have serious and often unexpected consequences for noncitizens. Even a minor offense may affect your ability to remain in the United States, apply for a green card, or re-enter the country after travel. Understanding this connection is critical before making any legal decisions. Immigration law evaluates criminal conduct differently than criminal courts.
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