Birthright Citizenship At The Supreme Court: Key Takeaways For Immigrants And Employers

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments this morning in Trump v. Barbara, on the Administration’s bid to eliminate “birthright citizenship” for children of undocumented and temporary foreign nationals in the U.S. Under the Executive Order being challenged, the U.S. government would no longer recognize the U.S. citizenship of children born in the United States to temporary visa holders, including F-1 students, J-1 exchange visitors, as well as H-1 and L-1 nonimmigrant workers.

While the outcome is still uncertain, […]

By | Jul 30, 2026 ||

INTERPOL Notice In U.S. Immigration Law: How They Affect Visa, Asylum, And Naturalization Cases

As international law enforcement becomes increasingly interconnected, INTERPOL — the International Criminal Police Organization — now plays a significant role in immigration and security screening worldwide. Its 195 member countries share millions of records each year, including Red Notices and Diffusions that alert governments to individuals wanted for arrest or questioning.

For foreign nationals applying for asylum, visas, green cards, or U.S. citizenship, these alerts can have serious consequences: detention at the border, visa denial, rejection of naturalization, or even deportation. Yet […]

By | Jul 28, 2026 ||

Visa & Permanent Residence Options For Entrepreneurs

The EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022 brought many changes to the EB-5 program.

Klasko Immigration Law Partners LLP attorneys are particularly skilled investment immigration lawyers, and are committed to the success of entrepreneurial clients who wish to live and pursue their unique work in the United States.

We help our entrepreneurial clients obtain a variety of visas, including:

H-1B: A dual intent visa allowing employers to petition for educated professionals to work in “specialty occupations,” often […]

By | Jul 26, 2026 ||