As 2025 comes to a close, one theme defined immigration more than any single policy announcement: uncertainty. For many immigrants, this year was not shaped by one sweeping law change, but by slower timelines, stricter scrutiny, shifting enforcement priorities, and widespread confusion about what ...

Full Image Full Image Full Image Full Image Full Image Full Image Our Christmas Toy Drive: Bringing Joy to Our Community On December 17, the team at DeMine Immigration Law Firm hosted our annual Christmas toy drive to celebrate the holiday season with children from our immigrant community. This ...

USCIS announced new, far-reaching actions this week affecting asylum cases and certain applications for nationals of 19 countries. An indefinite nationwide pause on asylum decisions went into effect, and USCIS has stopped processing certain applications for individuals from 19 restricted countries. ...

Adjustment of status applicants may soon face stricter financial scrutiny under a proposed rule change announced by the Trump administration. The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) has reported that this proposal would give USCIS officers broader discretion to deny green card ...

Immigration remains one of the most searched and discussed topics in 2025 as individuals and families around the world seek clarity on how changing laws and policies affect their future in the United States. At DeMine Immigration, we have analyzed the most common immigration questions people are ...

November is Native American Heritage Month — a time to recognize and celebrate the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Native American and Alaska Native peoples.

Starting October 30, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will end the automatic extension of certain Employment Authorization Documents (EADs). Renewal applicants will no longer have guaranteed work authorization while their applications are pending. This policy change affects thousands ...

At DeMine Immigration, we closely monitor these enforcement trends to help clients protect their rights. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reports a sharp rise in deportations and immigration arrests this year. Immigrant communities are encouraged to stay informed and understand their ...

USCIS has announced a $1,000 immigration parole fee for individuals granted parole or re-parole into the United States. The fee applies beginning October 16, 2025, and will be adjusted annually for inflation. Do not pay this fee with your application. It is collected only if DHS decides to grant ...