Because employees have routinely been able to adjust status from within the United States, U.S. employers with immigration ...

A federal judge blasted Donald Trump’s U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for not complying with his order to resume ...

The Trump administration is set to restart thousands of frozen green card and asylum cases after a federal court ruling.

Processing for some Optional Practical Training applications had been on hold for seven months when a judge ruled the policy ...

A federal judge issued a second court order Thursday night giving USCIS 24 hours to show compliance after immigrant advocacy ...

A federal judge in Rhode Island has overturned Trump-era policies suspending immigration benefits for 39 countries, citing ...

Immigrants from 39 countries affected by the Trump administration's travel ban have had their applications left in limbo.

A federal judge on Friday vacated a series of President Trump’s policies enacted in the wake of a deadly attack on National Guard members, forcing immigration agencies to again process applications ...

USCIS has directed its officers to apply adjustment of status, as a matter of discretion and administrative grace and only as an extraordinary relief.

On May 21, 2026, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a new policy memorandum emphasizing that adjustment of status (AOS) is a discretionary immigration benefit and should not ...

In June 2026, two federal court decisions created potential implications for employers sponsoring foreign national employees ...

USCIS confirms adjustment of status is discretionary — what the green card policy shift means for employer immigration ...