LINCOLN-GOLDFINCH LAW – ABOGADOS DE INMIGRACIÓN BLOGS
Read the latest News, Immigration Law Updates & what life in general awaits for you as a United States immigrant.
Jalisco Mexico Violence: Travel Safety & Immigration Steps
TL;DR Jalisco Mexico violence surged after Mexican security forces killed CJNG leader Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, and retaliatory attacks disrupted roads, schools, and flights. U.S. and Canadian authorities have urged people in impacted [...]
Missed USCIS Biometrics Appointment: How To Reschedule Fast
TL;DR If you cannot attend USCIS biometrics for good cause, request a reschedule through your USCIS online account before the appointment time, and do it at least 12 hours in advance. If you are [...]
First Asylum EAD: Checklist & Timeline 2026
TL;DR: Asylum applicants request a work permit using Form I-765, but timing matters. You can file only after 150 days have passed since USCIS received a complete asylum application, and USCIS cannot issue the [...]
Can You Visit A Loved One In Immigration Detention?
Preview: You can visit someone in immigration detention, but strict rules apply regarding ID, scheduling, dress code, and conduct. Each facility has its own schedule and process; most require pre-approved visitors and government-issued photo [...]
What Happens To Migrant Children After They Are Detained?
Key Notes: When migrant children are detained at the U.S. border, they are placed in government custody and then typically transferred to family members, vetted sponsors, or foster care. Their journey doesn't end there. [...]
What Crimes Can Get A Green Card Holder Deported?
Quick Recap: Deportation of green card holders can happen for certain crimes, including aggravated felonies and offenses involving moral turpitude, and can leave you deported from the U.S. These charges can affect future immigration [...]
What You Need To Know About The 48-Hour ICE Detainer Rule
Highlights: An ICE detainer is a request, not a warrant, asking local jails to hold someone up to 48 hours after they should be released. The 48-hour rule starts once the person’s criminal case [...]
Can Gender Identity Persecution Victims Seek U.S. Asylum?
Key Points: Victims of gender identity persecution can seek asylum in the U.S. You must show fear of harm in your home country due to your gender identity. Documentation, personal statements, and legal help [...]
Public Charge: Will It Affect Your Immigration Application?
TL;DR: The public charge rule applies to certain green card and visa applicants. It assesses whether you’re likely to depend on government support. Many immigrants are exempt, including asylum seekers and VAWA applicants. Strong [...]
What Rights Do Detained Immigrants Have In The U.S.?
Summary: Detained immigrants in the U.S.,even those without legal status, have important rights protected by the Constitution. These include access to medical care, the right to hire a lawyer, the chance to request a [...]
