In a recent executive order , President Trump aims to pull federal funding from cities that don’t cooperate with his federal crackdown on immigration.
Cities rely on federal funds for things like affordable housing, public health, and crime prevention. Trump’s order puts that support at risk, just to score political points by blaming immigrants
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USCIS Policy Shift on Gender Recognition
On April 2, 2025, USCIS announced it will now only recognize two “biological sexes,” aligning its policies with a recent executive order titled Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.
What’s Changed?
The announcement states that a person’s sex will be determined by what is shown…
Trump Travel Tips: A Must-Read for Green Card Holders
✈️ Trump Travel Tips
This Week’s Focus: Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs) and International Travel
At McEntee Law, a firm founded by immigrants for immigrants, we know how scary international travel is at this time and we are here to help. That’s why we created Trump Travel Tips, a blog series designed to answer your…
An Urgent Call to Action: Protect International Students Now
In recent months, international students in the U.S. have found themselves caught in the crosshairs of increasingly aggressive immigration enforcement efforts. This week, however, the situation took a deeply troubling turn: many students have been notified that their F-1 visas and status in the U.S. have been suddenly revoked, often without clear explanation or due…
Trump Travel Tips: International Travel During the Second Trump Administration
To say we are inundated with questions about international travel would be an understatement of the Administration.
It’s not just visa holders and green card holders who are worried — even naturalized U.S. citizens are feeling uneasy. Many immigrants who have proudly become U.S. citizens after years of braving the complex immigration system now…
Selected in the H-1B Lottery? Here’s What Happens Next
If you were selected in the H-1B lottery for FY 2026, congratulations—but this is only the beginning.
Each year, USCIS uses a random lottery to select a limited number of H-1B registrations for processing to fill the annual quota of 85,000 H-1B visas. There is a chance that USCIS will conduct a second round of…
Global Influence, U.S. Bound: Mini O-1 Visa Guide
Hey there, international content creators and influencers! 🌟 You’ve built your brand, nailed your niche, and maaaaaybe even turned your passion into a full-time gig in your home country. But what if we told you there’s a way to take your influence even further and make it international? Enter the O-1 Visa.
The…
Threat of the New Travel Ban
The Trump administration is dusting off the travel ban playbook and going even bigger. A draft memo leaked on March 14, 2025, lays out a three-tier system targeting citizens from 43 countries. The final version is on the way, but the message is already loud and clear: the U.S. is closing its doors—again.
A Color-Coded…
Repurposing CBP One App: From Asylum Tool to Deportation Weapon
In January, the CBP One app, an essential tool for asylum seekers to schedule appointments with CBP to cross the border, suddenly shut down, canceling thousands of appointments. This disruption has left many with little recourse, creating even greater uncertainty for individuals trying to navigate an already flawed immigration system. What was once seen…
Trump Moves to End Birthright Citizenship
On the day of his inauguration, President Trump made an alarming announcement: he intends to get rid of birthright citizenship through an executive order. This decision is unconstitutional and directly challenges the long-standing interpretation of the 14th Amendment. Now, the Trump administration is taking the fight to the Supreme Court, asking the justices to…