Know Your Rights: What to Do If You Encounter ICE Agents
Federal immigration enforcement has intensified nationwide with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations occurring in workplaces, residences, religious institutions, traffic […]
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Phone Searches at the U.S. Border: What Rights Do Citizens, Green Card and Visa Holders Have?
U.S. border agents have broad authority to search phones and all other electronic devices (laptops, iPads, gaming devices) at airports,
The Second Amendment: The Right to Bear Arms, Licensing, and Restrictions for Immigrants
The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution is one of the most debated and frequently misunderstood provisions in American
A Balanced Approach to Clean Up Your Online Presence: Why You Should Be Cautious
In today’s digital world, your online presence is nearly as relevant as your real-world identity. Search engines, social media platforms,
International Kidnapping: The Hague Convention, Michigan Courts, and the Importance of Legal Counsel
Atiya Law recently won a victory in a Michigan court that gave a mother a pathway to reunite with her
A Stricter Path for Immigrants: What the 2026 Policies Entail
As of January 1, 2026, sweeping changes to the U.S. immigration system are now in effect, impacting citizenship applicants, visa
Understanding Child Custody in Michigan
When parents come to us, they frequently ask for joint custody of their children. While that can be a common
ICE and TSA Are Working Together: Why You Should Be Cautious About Traveling
Non-American citizens should exercise heightened caution when traveling by air as federal agencies increasingly coordinate enforcement efforts to detain individuals
USCIS Announces New Screening Rules for Work Permits and Employment-Based Applicants
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced new major changes that will affect many immigrants who live and
U.S. pauses green card, citizen applications from 19 countries: What this means
The Department of Homeland Security announced that it is doubling down on processing immigration applications after two National Guard members