The Trump administration is set to restart thousands of frozen green card and asylum cases after a federal court ruling.

Immigrants from 39 countries affected by the Trump administration's travel ban have had their applications left in limbo.

A dramatic policy change to the green card application process last Friday will now force applicants to return to their home ...

A new federal memo could force hundreds of thousands of visa holders to leave the U.S.—and wait abroad—to apply for permanent residency.

Because employees have routinely been able to adjust status from within the United States, U.S. employers with immigration ...

The Trump administration will now require people seeking green cards to leave the United States during the application process — a sweeping change that could upend the lives of hundreds of thousands ...

Immigration attorney Yossel Balisok says new USCIS guidance could make green card approvals harder to secure and raises new ...

A Trump administration directive announced last week threatened to require most applicants for permanent residency to wait out the process in their home country.

The Trump administration's USCIS announces noncitizens seeking green cards must leave the U.S. and apply through consular processing abroad.

Immigration law experts say the policy change is unclear on who would be required to actually leave the United States.

Immigrants and their advocates and lawyers are trying to interpret a new Trump administration rule that requires people to be in their native country to apply for a green card.

A man seeking permanent legal status in the United States says he lost nearly $14,000 after a caller claiming to be an ...