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Policy Updates – 10/22/2026

DHS indefinitely extended TPS for Ukraine and Sudan on Monday; those with protections will retain status for the time being. TPS for these countries was set to expire on October 19, but the agency declined to announce any decision on the future of over 100,000 people impacted, only saying that an announcement “will be made … Continued

Advancing Policy Solutions for Immigrant Mental Health

Immigrant and refugee families in Massachusetts are carrying an enormous weight. Increased enforcement, the loss of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for many families, including many with children who are U.S. citizens, and constant federal policy shifts are taking a real toll on mental health. Meanwhile, people seeking help face long wait times, language gaps, insurance … Continued

TPS for Ukraine and Sudan still valid

TPS for Ukraine and Sudan still valid Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections are still in effect for TPS holders from Ukraine and Sudan. The TPS designation for Ukraine and Sudan was set to expire on October 19, 2026. However, the Trump Administration has not announced whether the designation will be terminated or extended. Until further … Continued
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Anpeche magouy imigrasyon

Telechaje fich la pou aprann plis.
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Important Immigration Court Update – “Mega Masters”

Many people with open cases in Immigration Court are receiving notices rescheduling their preliminary (“master”) hearings to a much sooner date. This is because some immigration courts, including Boston, Chelmsford, and Hartford, are scheduling very large preliminary (“master”) hearings, sometimes with more than 100 cases at a time. These large hearings are being called “mega … Continued
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Lavi Ozetazini: Yon ti liv pou moun ki fèk vini yo

Enfòmasyon sou prensip debaz imigrasyon yo, ak kijan pou navige nan USCIS ak tribinal imigrasyon yo. Jwenn aksè nan dokiman an isit la. Disponib tou an Anglè ak an Panyòl.
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Haiti TPS Termination / Fen TPS an Ayiti

Haiti TPS Termination: What do I need to know?: (1.23.2026) – English Fen TPS an Ayiti: Kisa mwen bezwen konnen (1.23.2026)- Kreyol Ayisyen
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How to change your address with the Immigration Court

Kijan pou chanje adres ou ak tribinal imigrasyon (Kreyol ayisyen) How to change your address with the Immigration Court (English) Como cambiar su direccion con el tribunal de inmigracion (Espanol)
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How to create a MyUSCIS online account

Resource on how to create a USCIS online account. How to create a USCIS account (English) Ki Jan pou Kreye Yon Kong USCIS (Kreyol)
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Where to find your “A number”

This resource provides information on where to find your “A number” – your immigration identity record number. How to find your A number (English)
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International Travel Tips For Green Card Holders 12/17/25

Lawful Permanent Resident Card (aka Green Card) holders need a valid, unexpired Green Card or a valid re-entry permit to travel internationally and re-enter the United States.    
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How to check your case status with USCIS

How to check your case status with USCIS (English) Kijan pou tcheke estati ka w pou aplikasyon nan USCIS (Kreyol ayisyen)
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