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A full service immigration law firm in Northern Virginia providing professional and high quality representation to individuals, families, students, companies, and employees in immigration matters for more than two decades!

08/14/2026

🚨New rule as of today: traveling on advance parole now counts as leaving the country. If you have unlawful presence, leaving can bar you from coming back — which means your green card application gets denied unless you win a waiver.
If you got DACA before 18 and renewed on time with no gaps, you may have no unlawful presence and this should not apply to you.
If you do have unlawful presence, the waiver requires a U.S. citizen or green card holder spouse or parent. A U.S. citizen child does not count.
Already have your green card — you're done. Everyone else, know what's in your file before you book anything.

Not legal advice. General info only.

Questions about your immigration case? Contact Johnson & Masumi at 703-506-1400.

Every immigration case is about more than paperwork. It's about people. ❤️Behind every petition, application, hearing, o...
07/22/2026

Every immigration case is about more than paperwork. It's about people. ❤️

Behind every petition, application, hearing, or appeal is a family hoping to stay together, build a future, and find stability.

Immigration decisions don't just affect one person—they impact spouses, children, parents, and entire communities. That's why every case deserves careful preparation, compassionate advocacy, and experienced legal representation.

At Johnson & Masumi, P.C., we've been standing with immigrant families since 1986, helping clients navigate some of the most important moments of their lives.

If you or someone you love needs guidance with an immigration matter, we're here to help.

📞 (703) 506-1400
🌐 www.johnsonmasumi.com/contact

07/22/2026

📢 If you have a green card and just received a notice that your EAD (I-765 work permit) is being revoked, there is no need to panic.

During this month, July 2026, USCIS has been revoking Employment Authorization Documents for individuals who already hold lawful permanent resident or conditional permanent resident status. These notices can be alarming, and the wording does little to explain what's actually happening.

In the cases we're seeing, this is administrative. Your EAD was tied to an earlier stage of your case — a pending application or adjustment of status. Now that your green card has been issued, your green card itself serves as your work authorization, making the EAD redundant. This does not affect your green card or your ability to work, and it is not a penalty.

⚠️ Important: If you are not a lawful permanent resident — if your case is still pending, if you are not currently in a lawful status, or if you are unsure where you stand — this may be a different situation. Please do not assume this applies to you, and consult a licensed immigration attorney about your specific case before taking any action.

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When immigration enforcement becomes part of routine traffic stops, the impact extends far beyond those directly involve...
07/20/2026

When immigration enforcement becomes part of routine traffic stops, the impact extends far beyond those directly involved.

For many immigrant families, an ordinary drive to work, school, or the grocery store can become a moment of fear and uncertainty. Recent fatal encounters during ICE operations have raised important questions about how immigration laws can be enforced while protecting human life and preserving public trust.

Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, to have access to due process, and to know their legal rights—regardless of immigration status.

A stronger, safer community is built on trust, accountability, and respect for human life—not fear.

If you or a loved one may be at risk of immigration enforcement, don't wait until an encounter happens. Speak with an experienced immigration attorney to understand your rights and prepare a plan.

📞 Johnson & Masumi, P.C.
703-506-1400

A 28-year-old man was killed in Florida after running from federal immigration officers during an enforcement operation ...
07/15/2026

A 28-year-old man was killed in Florida after running from federal immigration officers during an enforcement operation and being struck by a tractor-trailer.

His death comes just days after two other fatal encounters involving immigration enforcement in Texas and Maine. Together, these incidents have renewed concerns about the human cost of increasingly aggressive immigration operations.

Fear can cause people to make split-second decisions with tragic consequences. That's why knowing your rights and having a plan before an encounter with ICE is so important.

If you or someone you love may be at risk of immigration enforcement, don't wait until a crisis happens. Speak with an experienced immigration attorney to understand your options and prepare for the unexpected.

📞 Call us at (703) 506-1400 to schedule a consultation.

The death of Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine has left many immigrants asking difficult questions about safety dur...
07/15/2026

The death of Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine has left many immigrants asking difficult questions about safety during ICE encounters.

While the facts surrounding the shooting continue to be investigated, one thing is clear: every immigrant should understand their rights and have a plan before an emergency happens.

Preparation cannot prevent every situation, but it can help protect you and your family when every second matters.

If you or a loved one has concerns about ICE enforcement or your immigration status, don't wait until a crisis occurs. Speak with an experienced immigration attorney to understand your options.

📞 Call us today for guidance.

TPS protections affect more than just the people who hold this status.When TPS ends, families, workplaces, and communiti...
07/13/2026

TPS protections affect more than just the people who hold this status.

When TPS ends, families, workplaces, and communities can feel the impact. Thousands of people who have built lives in the United States may face uncertainty about their future.

Stay informed. Know your rights. If you or a loved one may be affected, speak with an immigration attorney about your options.

📞 Call us at 703-506-1400

Losing Temporary Protected Status (TPS) does not automatically mean you will be deported.When TPS ends, what happens nex...
07/12/2026

Losing Temporary Protected Status (TPS) does not automatically mean you will be deported.

When TPS ends, what happens next depends on your individual immigration history. Some people may return to a previous immigration status or continue with a pending application, while others may need to explore other forms of immigration relief.

The most important thing you can do is understand your options before any changes take effect. Every case is different, and waiting until the last minute could limit your opportunities.

If you currently have TPS and are unsure what comes next, we're here to help.

📞 Call us at 703.506.1400 to schedule a consultation and discuss your immigration options.

The Supreme Court's recent ruling has created uncertainty for many people with Temporary Protected Status (TPS).The Cour...
07/10/2026

The Supreme Court's recent ruling has created uncertainty for many people with Temporary Protected Status (TPS).

The Court ruled that decisions by the Department of Homeland Security to grant, extend, or terminate a country's TPS designation are generally not subject to judicial review. However, this decision does not immediately end TPS. The case now returns to the lower courts to determine how the ruling will be implemented.

If you currently have TPS, now is the time to stay informed and explore your legal options. Every immigration case is unique, and planning ahead can make a significant difference.

If you have questions about your TPS status or want to discuss your options, we're here to help.

📞 Call us today at 703.506.1400 to schedule a consultation.

Another fatal shooting involving ICE officers is raising serious questions about the use of force during immigration enf...
07/08/2026

Another fatal shooting involving ICE officers is raising serious questions about the use of force during immigration enforcement.

A man identified as Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was shot and killed during an ICE operation in Houston, Texas. Federal officials say he attempted to flee, rammed an ICE vehicle, and tried to strike an officer with his van. His family disputes that account and is calling for answers.

The incident marks at least the sixth fatal shooting involving federal immigration officers since immigration enforcement intensified under the Trump administration. Civil rights advocates are now demanding an independent investigation and the release of all available video footage to determine exactly what happened.

As immigration enforcement continues to expand across the country, it is more important than ever for immigrants and their families to understand their legal rights during encounters with ICE.

If you or a loved one is facing immigration enforcement, don't wait to get legal guidance.

📞 Call us today at 703.506.1400 to discuss your options.

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