ASIRI LAW

10/10/2026

Three Things to Know If You Are Facing Removal Proceedings

1 ATTEND ALL COURT HEARINGS

2. UNDERSTAND AVAILABLE RELIEFS
3. ⁠UNDERSTAND COURT PROCEDURES AND FILING DEADLINES

09/30/2026

FAMILY CASES ARE BEING MORE SCRUTINIZED THAN EVER

09/18/2026

USCIS may already be showing signs of implementing the new public charge rule, which is scheduled to take effect on September 18, 2026. Officers are reportedly asking applicants detailed questions about the personal and financial information provided by sponsors and joint sponsors on Form I-864.

Be prepared. Make sure the information in your application is accurate, consistent, and supported by proper documentation.

For guidance on your immigration case, contact ASIRILAW at (936) 514-2000 to schedule a consultation.

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09/07/2026

What you post online can follow you into your immigration case. 👀🇺🇸

USCIS and consular officers may review publicly available social media—including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and more. Inconsistencies between your online profile and your immigration filings can create serious questions.

Before you post, think of your immigration case.

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08/29/2026

Update on New Visa regional Hubs

08/25/2026

29 YEARS OF WAITING—FINALLY, A GREEN CARD APPROVED! 🇺🇸🎉

Our client entered the United States in 1997 and married her husband in 2006. For decades, immigration complications kept this family in uncertainty.

In 2025, our firm helped end her husband’s 36-year immigration battle, allowing him to finally become a U.S. citizen. His citizenship opened the door for him to petition for his wife. We proceeded to file a spousal petition and green card application for his wife.

Today, after 29 years, her green card was approved!

Two major victories. One family. Decades of waiting finally over.

To God be the glory! 🙏🏾

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08/20/2026

High Security Notice:

Please be aware that there is a group of people going door to door pretending to be Home Affairs Officers.


They have documents and letterheads from the Home Affairs Department and claim that they need to verify that everyone has a valid ID for the upcoming census.

They rob houses. They are everywhere and they look neat.

Someone will come to your house and say *I want to take your photo/fingerprint according to some scheme*. They have a laptop, a biometric machine and a list of all the names. They show the list and ask for all this information.

Please be aware that there is no such initiative by the government.

Please be aware that all of this is fake. Do not give them any information. Everyone should be vigilant and *aware*!

Send this to all your community groups. Please inform your family and friends.

08/18/2026

Our client, a Nigerian citizen, received approval of her 10-Year Green Card today!

This approval comes following the recent Federal Court decision blocking the implementation of the Trump Administration’s visa restrictions that had created significant uncertainty for many affected immigrants including citizens and nationals of Nigeria.

Another case across the finish line. Another family moving forward. 🙌🏾

Congratulations to our client! 🇳🇬🇺🇸

08/14/2026

⚠️ GREEN CARD APPLICANTS: THINK BEFORE YOU TRAVEL!

A new Board of Immigration Appeals decision has changed the rules regarding Advance Parole and unlawful presence. If you overstayed your visa or accumulated unlawful presence before applying for your green card, traveling outside the United States—even with approved Advance Parole—could trigger a 3-year or 10-year bar.

🚨 DO NOT TRAVEL OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES UNLESS IT IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY!

An approved Advance Parole document does not necessarily mean it is safe for you to travel. Have your immigration history reviewed by an experienced immigration attorney before leaving the United States.

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08/14/2026

"New BIA Decision Makes Advance Parole Travel Riskier for Applicants With Visa Overstay"

On August 13, 2026, the Board of Immigration Appeals issued an important decision that changes how Advance Parole travel may affect certain Green Card applicants. In Matter of Milagro Delcarmen-Lara, 29 I&N Dec. 830 (BIA 2026), the Board held that leaving the United States with Advance Parole is ...