Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship: What It Means

The Supreme Court reaffirmed birthright citizenship. Learn what this means for immigrant families, U.S.-born children, and parents.

Supreme Court TPS Ruling: What Holders Should Know

Supreme Court TPS ruling allows terminations for Haitians and Syrians. Learn what you should review now if you are a TPS holder.

Federal Court Strikes Down USCIS Case Freeze

A federal court struck down USCIS policies that froze immigration decisions for applicants from 39 countries. Learn what the ruling means.

Types of US Visas in Loigica’s Legal World Cup

Explore Loigica’s Legal World Cup and learn how different types of US visas may fit investors, entrepreneurs, professionals and more.

USCIS Adjustment of Status Only in Extraordinary Circumstances

USCIS issued a new policy memo on adjustment of status, discretion, consular processing, dual intent, and what applicants in the U.S. should review now.

BREAKING: USCIS New Vetting May Delay Cases in 2026

New reports indicate USCIS may be delaying many pending cases while applying expanded vetting and fingerprint resubmission steps in 2026.

ICE I-9 Audit Activity Intensifies in 2026 – What Employers Should Evaluate Now

ICE I-9 audit activity is increasing in 2026. Learn what changed, what did not, and how employers can reduce compliance risk. Be prepared now.

SBA Loans Green Card: New Rule Bars from SBA Financing

SBA loans green card eligibility changes March 1, 2026. New rule restricts SBA 7(a) and 504 loans to 100% U.S. citizen-owned businesses.

Government Shutdown 2026: What the DHS Shutdown Means for Immigration

The February 2026 government shutdown impacts DHS programs. Learn who is affected, what happens to Global Entry, and why USCIS continues operating.

FIFA PASS – What Is and How to Get a U.S. Visa for the 2026 World Cup

The U.S. launches FIFA PASS for World Cup 2026 fans to get priority visa interviews. Learn who qualifies and how to apply in time.