Federal laws cover a wide range of areas related to immigration and naturalization. This article provides an overview of the Immigration and Nationality Act, recent changes to the law, and how to challenge immigration decisions.
A guide to California’s immigration laws. Learn about immigration law enforcement in California, employment checks, the state’s E-Verify law, driver’s license requirements, public benefits restrictions, and more.
Only the federal government has the authority to control and regulate immigration into the United States, even though many state laws are written to either protect or restrict undocumented immigrants' access to state benefits. Therefore, it is import...
Overview of state and federal governments' roles in immigration policy, jurisdiction, and enforcement. Learn about the federal government’s jurisdiction over immigration law, states’ powers, and more.
A look at Florida’s immigration laws. Find information on employment checks, Florida’s E-Verify law, driver’s license requirements, immigration law enforcement, public benefits restrictions, and more.
Each step of the U.S. immigration process will require you to file a number of forms and pay several fees. In this article, you’ll find links to frequently requested forms and fee information.
Overview In most immigration cases, the question of which agency to start with can be answered through the location of the individual needing assistance: If you are already inside the borders of the U.S. and are in need of help with an immigration is...
A collection of links to valuable immigration-related resources. You’ll find links to immigrations forms, guides, laws, and news, as well as USCIS and Dept. of Homeland Security resources.
Employers should take adequate steps to ensure that their employees aren’t in the U.S. in violation of federal immigration laws. This section includes a number of resources to help employers comply with federal law.
Welcome to FindLaw's coverage of existing New Mexico legislation and rules related to individuals' immigration status. Below you will find information on what, if any, rules New Mexico has regarding immigration checks by law enforcement, educational ...
