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When someone living outside the United States faces an urgent health or safety crisis, U.S. immigration law offers a narrow but critical option: emergency parole.

For non-citizens facing criminal charges, the path forward is rarely straightforward.

Immigrants with past criminal convictions often face serious consequences that go beyond the criminal justice system.

Immigrants who have been victims of certain crimes in the United States may be eligible for a U visa, a special form of protection that can lead to lawful status.

Facing removal proceedings is one of the most stressful and uncertain situations an immigrant can experience.

Survivors of domestic violence who apply for immigration relief under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) often carry a heavy burden.