an immigrant to the U.S.

Learn more about what happens when someone is detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Learn about legal remedies that a person might be able to argue in immigration court to defend themselves from deportation.

Learn about the ways a person can apply for asylum, associated fees, and what happens after someone files.

Learn about the new non-citizen immigrant registration requirement under the Alien Registration Requirement.

Learn what happens after someone receives a removal order from an immigration judge, and what to expect while waiting for deportation.

Explains the differences between permanent residents and US citizens.

Learn about who is qualified to give legal advice and who to trust to give immigration legal help.

This how-to covers how to file the Form EOIR-33 to change a person's address in immigration court.

Explains privacy protections for undocumented students' school records under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

Definition of naturalization with the requirements and a guide from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Explains what temporary protected status is, including who qualifies and how to apply.

Explains the standards that detention centers should meet, including the right to have visitors, phone cards, mail, and more.

Explore what a U visa is, who is eligible for a U visa, and how to apply for one.

Learn how to notify immigration about a change of address, from the necessary forms to where you should send the forms.

Explains how to pay fees and ask for a fee waiver when filing cases with USCIS, which forms qualify, and how to request a waiver.

This FAQ discusses what certain non-US citizens should consider when traveling outside of the US.