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El Salvador TPS was expected to reach a major deadline on September 9, 2026, but DHS did not announce a termination. For now, Salvadorans with TPS remain protected while the Trump administration determines what happens next. About 170,000 people may be affected by the decision.

This does not mean TPS for El Salvador is permanent. DHS could still announce a future termination or other change, so TPS holders should consider having their immigration history reviewed to determine whether another form of relief may be available. Subscribe to our channel for immigration updates and visit www.rozaslaw.com to learn more. [

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APPLIED FOR ASYLUM AFTER ENTERING ON A TOURIST VISA?

Your U.S. visa could be REVOKED.

The State Department is preparing to target B-1 and B-2 visas held by people who later sought asylum in the United States, with up to 200,000 visas potentially affected.

This does NOT automatically cancel your asylum case or mean immediate deportation.

But if this applies to you, know your immigration situation before you travel or make your next move.

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CAN ICE ARREST YOU AT THE AIRPORT?

Yes. Even if you’re flying WITHIN the United States.

A Venezuelan minor-league baseball coach was recently detained at an airport while traveling for work. His family said he had a pending asylum application and a valid work permit.

Here’s what many people don’t realize: a pending asylum case or work permit does not necessarily give you lawful immigration status or protect you from immigration enforcement.

Before you fly, know your immigration history.

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$103,265 to sponsor ONE H-1B worker?!

That’s the new fee DHS is proposing for certain H-1B petitions, and it would be ON TOP of other applicable government fees.

But don’t panic yet. This is a PROPOSAL. The $103,265 fee is not currently in effect.

If finalized, this could completely change the cost of H-1B sponsorship for American employers.

Would this protect American workers or hurt U.S. businesses?

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You won protection from deportation.

But ICE could still send you to a country you’ve NEVER lived in.

Third-country removals are expanding, and some immigrants with protection from being returned to their home countries have been transferred to completely different countries.

If you have withholding of removal, CAT protection, or an ICE order of supervision, understand what this could mean for your case before your next ICE check-in.

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Did your U.S. immigrant visa interview suddenly get canceled or postponed? You are not alone. Immigrant visa applicants around the world are reporting disrupted appointments as the State Department temporarily pauses interviews while consular officers undergo new training related to public-charge screening. Some applicants had already completed medical exams, prepared documents, or traveled for their interviews when their appointments changed.

If your interview was canceled, do not automatically assume there is something wrong with your case. Save every cancellation notice, document your appointment dates, check the validity of your medical exam, and avoid non-refundable travel until your new appointment is confirmed. Subscribe for urgent immigration updates and visit Rozas

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Have DACA and advance parole? Do not leave the U.S. without knowing about this major 2026 immigration change. Travel on advance parole can now count as a departure for purposes of the 3-year and 10-year unlawful-presence bars. For some DACA recipients, that means leaving the country could create an immigration problem even with an approved advance parole document.

Before traveling, make sure you understand how your unlawful presence and immigration history could affect your case. Already traveled on advance parole or have a trip coming up? This update could matter to you. Subscribe to our channel for critical immigration updates and visit Rozas.

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A federal appeals court just issued an important ruling for immigrants with vacated criminal convictions. In certain immigration cases, a conviction that has been legally vacated may no longer be treated the same way as an existing conviction. This could be significant for people whose immigration cases were affected by criminal records that were later cleared.

The ruling has important limits and does not automatically erase every immigration consequence of a criminal case. If a vacated conviction affected your immigration status or application, your case may be worth reviewing again. Subscribe to our channel for immigration law updates and visit www.rozaslaw.com.

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Getting married while your K-1 fiancé visa case is pending can change your entire immigration process. The K-1 is specifically for a foreign-citizen fiancé(e) coming to the United States to marry the U.S. citizen petitioner. If you marry before entering the U.S. on the K-1, you are no longer eligible for that fiancé visa and generally need to pursue the appropriate spousal immigrant visa process instead.

Don’t assume getting married will speed up your immigration case. A change from fiancé(e) to spouse can mean a different petition and additional processing. Before making a major change to a pending K-1 case, speak with an immigration attorney about your options. Subscribe for more immigration updates and visit www.rozaslaw.com.

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