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Your Case Is Not Cancelled. Here Is What Is Actually Happening. Written by Mireya Martinez, Supervising Attorney On May 21, 2026, USCIS issued a new policy memo called PM-602-0199. News headlines made it sound like green cards from inside the U.S. were over. They are not. But things have changed, and you need to know… The post USCIS Policy Memo PM-602-0199: What Our Clients Need to Know appeared…
U.S. Freezes Immigrant Visa Processing for Nationals of 75 Countries And What this Means For Our Clients By Mireya Martinez, Managing Attorney, Motion Law, The U.S. government has announced a pause on immigrant visa processing for nationals of certain countries effective January 21, 2026. This change affects cases processed at U.S. embassies and consulates abroad. It… The post U.S. Freezes…
Immigration Just Got More Expensive: What You Need to Know About the “Big Beautiful Bill” by Mireya Martinez, Managing Attorney On July 5, 2025, President Trump signed into law what’s been unofficially dubbed the “Big Beautiful Bill.” This bill significantly raises immigration fees across the board. The changes took immediate effect and will impact… The post The “Big Beautiful Bill” Just Raised…
TPS Status Could Change Soon – Stay Informed and Be Prepared by Mireya Martinez, Managing Attorney If you have Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or are planning to apply, recent policy changes may feel unsettling. TPS gives protection from deportation and allows you to work in the U.S.—but it’s not permanent. As the government reviews… The post TPS Is Under Review — Here’s What You Need to Know…
Denaturalization Becomes a DOJ Focus: What Immigrants Need to Know by Mireya Martinez, Managing Attorney In a major policy shift that has raised concern within the immigrant rights community, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced that civil denaturalization is now one of its top five priorities within the Civil Division. This move… The post DOJ Names Denaturalization a Top…
Supreme Court Clears Way to End CHNV Parole Program by Mireya Martinez, Managing Attorney On May 30, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision allowing the federal government to proceed with the termination of the CHNV parole program, which was implemented in 2022 to provide temporary lawful entry and work authorization to eligible individuals from Cuba,… The post Supreme Court Decision…
Court Confirms 2023 Venezuela TPS Documents Remain Valid Until Original Expiration by Mireya Martinez, Managing Attorney On May 30, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California issued a ruling in National TPS Alliance v. Noem, affirming that certain immigration documents issued under the 2023 Venezuela Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation remain valid while…
Judicial vs. Administrative Warrants Both judicial and administrative warrants are legal orders that authorize searches and seizures, but they differ significantly in their purpose, the level of proof required, and the issuing authority. By grasping the differences between judicial and administrative warrants, you’ll be better equipped to navigate situations where these legal orders may arise,……
ICE Raids: Motion Law Is Here To Help You At Motion Law, we want to ensure you are prepared should you ever find yourself in a situation involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Below are important rights and steps to remember if ICE comes to your door. We have also attached a more detailed guide… The post Know Your Rights: What To Do if ICE Comes To Your Door appeared first on Motion…
Latest Immigration News 03/30/23 This is the right time for you to start your immigration process, always following regular parameters and legal guidelines established by the local immigration system. Contact Motion Law Immigration, schedule a FREE Consultation with our experienced attorneys, and learn about the options available for your particular case, regardless of whether it… The post…
