Public Charge Rule 2026: What Changed for Your Green Card
Public charge rule 2026: since September 18, USCIS can weigh more public benefits in green card cases. Learn what changed and how to manage the anxiety.
Asylum interview: what to expect and how to prepare emotionally
What happens in an asylum interview, what the day is like, and how to prepare emotionally to talk about difficult experiences before the officer.
Political asylum in the U.S.: how to prepare your case and the role of the mental health evaluation
How to prepare an asylum case in the United States and how a mental health evaluation helps document the trauma and support your account.
Mental health evaluation for immigration: what it is for and when you need it
What an immigration mental health evaluation is, when it is used (asylum, waivers, VAWA, U/T visas) and what it can document for your attorney.
Immigration waiver (I-601 / I-601A): the role of the mental health report in “extreme hardship”
What the immigration waiver is, what “extreme hardship” means, and how a mental health evaluation can help document it.
Migratory Grief and Ulysses Syndrome: How Migration Wounds Travel Across Generations
What migratory grief and Ulysses syndrome are, how they pass across generations, and which tools help. With Liliana Baylon on Impacto Migrante #8.
When the body says no: migration trauma, stress, and emotional health
Migration can mean much more than moving from one country to another. For many people, it can mean adapting to a new language, new rules, new ways of working, new support systems, and often an immigration process filled with uncertainty. Along the way, the body also speaks. Sometimes it does so through exhaustion. Other times, […]
