Monthly Archives: September 2026
Does the New “Birth Tourism” Executive Order Apply to Me?
Despite failing to ban birthright citizenship on previous occasions, the current administration has moved forward with new executive orders that ban “birth tourism.” If you are pregnant and you’re planning to travel to the United States, these new changes could affect you. To learn more about the right path forward, contact an experienced immigration… Read More »
What Happens to US Immigration Policy if the Republicans Lose the Midterms?
Although a Republican loss in the upcoming midterms will not lead to a complete reversal of the administration’s immigration policies, it could lead to a “deadlock” that paralyzes further draconian moves. If you’re struggling with deportation issues or any other problem, consider speaking with an immigration lawyer in Palm Beach County. Those With Temporary… Read More »
Why Did the United States Pause All Immigrant Visa Appointments?
On August 25th, the United States abruptly paused all immigrant visa appointments. The change affected thousands of applicants, and many of these individuals are probably wondering what will happen next. This may be the right time to schedule a consultation with a Palm Beach Gardens immigration lawyer. Officials Say Visa Pause Will Stop Applicants… Read More »
New Details Emerge on the New “Birth Tourism” Ban
On September 1st, 2026, The Guardian provided new details on the “birth tourism” ban brought about by a Trump executive order in early August. The plan reportedly involves forcing parents to provide proof of their own legal status when applying for passports on behalf of their children. If this plan goes into effect, it… Read More »
Supreme Court Prevents Trump Administration From Ending Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court has once again issued a decision that has major implications for countless immigrants, ruling that birthright citizenship should continue in the United States. The decision ensures that almost every child born on US soil will automatically gain citizenship for the foreseeable future. If you’re not sure how this decision affects your… Read More »
