White House Confirms ICE Traffic Stops Will Continue
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that ICE traffic stops will continue across the U.S. despite the recent deaths of two individuals during immigration operations in Maine and Texas. Leavitt defended the vehicle checks as a necessary tool, while addressing the slow deployment of body-worn cameras for agents.
Alert for International Students: The End of “Indefinite Stay” in the U.S.
A historic DHS rule change ends “duration of status” for international students (F) and exchange visitors (J) in the U.S., imposing strict four-year time limits and reducing the post-graduation grace period from 60 to 30 days. Educational institutions can no longer automatically grant extensions, meaning students must now seek formal USCIS approval, making proactive immigration planning essential.
Critical Changes to Residency: The Return of the Public Charge Rule
USCIS has announced stricter “public charge” rules for Green Card applicants. Starting September 18, 2026, using benefits like SNAP or Medicaid may affect your residency.
Tragedy in Georgia: Venezuelan Immigrant Dies in ICE Custody During Transfer
Venezuelan dies in ICE custody in Georgia during a transfer. This brings 2026 detention deaths to 22. Learn your rights and the value of legal counsel.
Criminal Defense, Family Law & Immigration
Criminal Defense, Family Law & Immigration Have you been charged with a crime, facing a family issue, or dealing with an immigration case? Attorney Janis Hsing, an expert in Criminal Defense, Family Law, and Immigration Law, explains what to do, what your rights are, and how to protect yourself from the very first moment. https://youtu.be/bYp3D77fKj4?si=vejr3ir-Xy06Vwvu […]
What to Do After an Accident — with Gregory Csintalan
What to Do After an Accident — with Gregory Csintalan Immediate steps, common mistakes, and how to protect your case When someone is in an accident, it’s not just the body that’s affected—emotional stability, one’s surroundings, and the future are impacted too. In this interview, attorney Gregory Csintalan from Campos Law explains how a personal […]
Legally Speaking: Immigration Options to Improve Your Life
Legally Speaking: Immigration Options That Can Improve Your Life Episode 2: Your Immigration Journey, Our Mission In this episode, we talk about what truly matters: your peace of mind and the possibility of building a better life in the United States. At Campos Law Firm, we’ve created a space where we don’t just resolve legal […]
Legally Speaking: What Every Immigrant Should Know
Legally Speaking: What Every Immigrant Should Know From lived experience to advocacy: legal help you can trust Attorney Alejandra Campos, founder of Campos Law Firm, shares her personal story as an immigrant and how the lack of legal guidance motivated her to become a lawyer to help others who, like her, came seeking a better […]
When Your Immigration Application Is Denied: What Appeal Options Are Available?
When Your Immigration Application Is Denied: What Appeal Options Are Available? Receiving a denial notice for your immigration application can be discouraging, but all is not lost. There are legal options that can help you appeal that decision and continue your immigration journey in the United States. In this article, we will explain what to […]
Understanding the Different Categories of Work Visas in the United States
Understanding the Different Categories of Work Visas in the United States Which One Is Right for You? Working legally in the United States is the dream of thousands of professionals around the world, but understanding which visa fits your profile can be confusing. In this blog, we explain the most common categories of work visas […]
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