People who want to come into the United States often look for the best way to make that happen. If you’re one of those people, you may look at the policies and procedures and find the best way that you think will suit your interests. While that might work for some people, paths can sometimes change.
Immigration is a dynamic area of law that changes frequently. Rules, policies and enforcement priorities shift regularly, often depending on the outcome of elections and decisions handed down by the courts.
Recently, the United States Supreme Court has shifted the landscape again. In one of its rulings, it lifted an order that stopped the parole status of more than 500,000 migrants from Nicaragua, Venezuela, Haiti and Cuba. Other rulings centered on ensuring that immigrants are granted their constitutional rights.
Seeking assistance is beneficial
The ever-changing landscape of immigration policies and rulings can make it difficult for people who want to come into this country and those who want to remain here lawfully to know what to do. It also makes it difficult for those facing deportation to know their rights and options.
Working with someone who can keep track of these changes and provide assistance throughout the process is beneficial. In many cases, this is the only way to find out what options are possible and determine the best ways for accessing those options. Ultimately, the goal is to take steps to reduce the likelihood of making errors that delay the process or lead to denials of petitions.