When education becomes a border: Dreamers, identity, and the future
For many Dreamers, education is more than an academic goal. It can also be a way to belong, build a future, and honor the effort of an immigrant family. However, when policies limit access to education, school can become another kind of border. Not a geographic one, but a barrier that defines who gets to […]
9 cases where an immigration psychological evaluation can be useful
An immigration psychological evaluation can help document the emotional and psychological impact of certain experiences connected to an immigration case. This type of evaluation does not replace the work of an immigration attorney. However, it can complement the legal process by providing relevant clinical information for people seeking to regularize their immigration status in the […]
U Visa 2026 in the U.S.: changes, real cases, and what’s happening
There are events that do not end when they happen. An assault, a violent situation, or a traumatic experience can leave psychological consequences that affect daily life, sense of safety, and emotional stability. In this context, the U Visa emerges as a legal pathway in the United States designed to protect individuals who have been […]
U Visa Requirements
When you have been the victim of a serious crime, it is normal to feel fear, confusion, and many doubts about your immigration future. However, U.S. immigration law provides specific protection for certain victims: the U visa (U nonimmigrant status). This article is intended for two types of readers: Below you will find an updated […]
