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Kentucky Immigration Law Blog
DHS action may pose setback to DACA recipients
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program allows undocumented young people to work in the U.S. and avoid deportation. The Center for American Progress studied recent actions by the Department of Homeland Security to limit DACA protections. DHS announcement...
Reviewing statistics on lawful permanent residence
When it comes to permanent residence in the U.S., there are a number of issues you need to consider, especially if you are pursuing citizenship. Many people are able to take their career to the next level through permanent residence and build a family while enjoying...
Reviewing the green card application process
With a green card, you can work and live in the United States permanently. It is important to understand the application process before moving forward, as it can be expensive and time-consuming. Review these steps if you already reside in the U.S. and want to apply to...
Appeal filed following denial of visa for trafficking victim
Those involved in the immigration process in Kentucky know that it involves a great number of complexities. Many of those come as a result of the unique complexities of one's individual case. While many might assume that immigration policies cover most scenarios (in...
What are the types of family-based immigration?
Bringing your family to live in the United States with you is a possibility if you meet certain requirements. The U.S. Department of State explains that you must be either a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident to sponsor a relative coming into the country. ...
Federal government to collect more biometrics from immigrants
In early September 2020, the federal government publicized its intentions to collect more biometric information from hopeful immigrants. The new rules will allow the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to require immigrants to provide more identifying information at...
Things to know if ICE arrives at your door
You might be one of many immigrants in Kentucky who didn’t have all paperwork in order when you entered the United States. Then again, perhaps you had all the proper documents and have been living and working in the U.S. for a while now but recently encountered legal...
Future remains uncertain for many “Dreamers”
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, initially enacted in 2012, experienced legal challenges from the current U.S. presidential administration. This program allowed some people brought into the United States illegally when they were children to legally...
Can you lose asylee status?
Once you apply for asylum and receive asylee status, it can be a huge relief. Unfortunately, some people mistake asylee status for permanent residency. The truth is that it is not the same as being a permanent resident. After you obtain asylee status, you can lose...
What is an adjustment of status?
Immigration law can be confusing. Depending on your situation, there may be different steps you must complete to become a legal citizen. You may wonder what options you have if you are already living in the United States. For example, do you have to go back to your...
