This comprehensive guide explains why visa and green-card holders are being detained, what legal rights apply, and how to protect yourself before you travel or return to the U.S.

Apr 23, 2025 · U.S. immigration law mandates immediate visa revocation and potential deportation for arrests, even without conviction. All arrests must be disclosed on future visa …

Immigration will suspect that you are undocumented and attempt to arrest you. It is safer to continue working, ask if you are being detained, and calmly ask if you may leave.

Detaining and deporting tourists can harm relations with allied countries and deter tourism. In addition to Canada, a number of European countries have recently issued travel advisories for …

Aug 15, 2021 · Most people think that having a valid visa makes them immune to immigration issues, and for the most part, it does. However, there are certain circumstances where even …

Overstaying a visa isn’t just a small hiccup in your travel plans. In many countries, it’s a serious immigration issue that can mean fines, travel bans 🚫, or even deportation. And the tricky part? …

Apr 3, 2025 · Non-citizen visa holders or tourists can be denied entry if they don't answer an officer's questions and should comply with directives. Heightened security at U.S. borders has …

Jan 30, 2025 · Deportation and Detention: Individuals who overstay their visa can be placed in removal proceedings, potentially facing deportation. If detained, the person may be subject to …

While refusing to answer additional questions may delay your entrance, officials cannot deny you entry into the U.S.—your status as a lawful permanent resident must generally be revoked by …