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On May 21, 2026, a policy memorandum issued by USCIS sent shockwaves through the immigration law community. Lawyers panicked. Applicants panicked. Social media filled with alarm. And honestly? Some of that reaction was understandable.
Here is why. In a sin...
The recent USCIS policy memorandum regarding Adjustment of Status (AOS) has created significant concern among immigrants, families, employers, and immigration attorneys across the country. Many applicants are asking the same questions:
In Episode 14 of the ImmiGreat Podcast, Wilner & O’Reilly immigration attorney Richard Wilner sits down with UFC Bantamweight contender Marlon “Chito” Vera for one of the most personal conversations in the series so far.
While many fans know Chito Vera as one of the most accomplished fighters in UFC Bantamweight history, this episode focuses on something much de...
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a significant policy shift regarding Adjustment of Status applications, stating that moving forward, applicants seeking lawful permanent residence from inside the United States should generally pursue immigrant visa processing through U.S. consulates abroad rather than adjusting status domestically.
The...
In Episode 13 of the ImmiGreat Podcast, Richard Wilner answers one of the most common questions green card holders are asking right now: Should I apply for U.S. citizenship?
His answer is clear: if you are eligible, yes. In today’s immigration climate, applying sooner rather than later may be one of the most important legal steps a lawful permanent ...