U.S Citizenship – New York Immigration Lawyer

August 5, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S CitizenshipTags: #AfroyimvRusk, #BrianFigeroux, #Citizenship, #DualNationality, #ForeignPolicy, #GlobalCitizenship, #ImmigrationLaw, #InternationalLaw, #LegalAnalysis, #LegalRights, #NationalSecurity, #PassportRules, #SEAD4, #Taxation, #USLaw, #USSupremeCourt, #VancevTerrazas, Immigration, naturalization, USCIS

A Legal Analysis of Dual Nationality in the United States: Recognition, Rights, and Responsibilities

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Dual nationality, the status of being a citizen of two countries simultaneously, presents a complex legal and political question within the United States. The inquiry into whet...

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Does the U.S. Government Recognize Dual Citizenship? A Legal and Practical Analysis

By: Brian Figeroux, Esq. The concept of dual citizenship—also known as dual nationality—raises a complex set of questions about legal identity, allegiance, and rights. For many immigrants, expat...

July 2, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S Citizenship

In Birthright Citizenship Decision, the Supreme Court Expanded Trump’s Power

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July 1, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S Citizenship

What Does the Supreme Court Ruling on Birthright Citizenship Mean?

By Melissa Cruz, American Immigration Council The Supreme Court issued a decision in the CASA v. Trump case on Friday, handing the Trump administration a major win by limiting judges’ ability to b...

April 3, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S CitizenshipTags: #CitizenshipRevocation, #CitizenshipRights, #CitizenshipStatus, #CitizenshipStripping, #DualCitizenship, #DualNationality, #Expatriation, #ImmigrationLaw, #ImmigrationMatters, #ImmigrationPolicy, #InternationalCitizenship, #InternationalLaw, #LegalAnalysis, #LegalComplexities, #LegalRights, #NaturalizationLaw, #USCitizenship, #USImmigration, #USLaw, #USLegalPerspective

Dual Citizenship Not Recognized by the USA and Conditions for Citizenship Revocation

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Dual citizenship is a complex and often misunderstood concept within the realm of international law and immigration policies. The United States, while not explicitly forbidding...

March 15, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S CitizenshipTags: #AvoidDeportation, #ConditionalGreenCard, #FilingTaxesAsImmigrant, #FilingTaxesCorrectly, #FinancialPlanningForImmigrants, #GoodMoralCharacter, #GreenCardApproval, #GreenCardHolders, #GreenCardRenewal, #ImmigrantTaxIssues, #ImmigrationConsequences, #ImmigrationLaw, #IRSAndImmigration, #IRSBackTaxes, #LegalTaxFiling, #MarriedFilingJointly, #MarriedFilingSeparately, #NaturalizationProcess, #TaxCompliance, #TaxDebtAndCitizenship, #TaxEvasionRisks, #TaxFilingForCouples, #TaxFilingStatus, #TaxLawForImmigrants, #TaxMistakes, #TaxPreparerForImmigrants, #USCISScrutiny, #USCISTaxRules, #USCitizenship

Tax Filing Status: Married Filing Separately vs. Married Filing Jointly – Consequences for Green Card Holders

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Tax laws in the United States play a crucial role in an individual’s immigration status, particularly for green card holders. One of the key decisions for married coupl...

March 4, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S CitizenshipTags: #CitizenshipProcess, #DivorceAndImmigration, #DivorceComplications, #GreenCardFraud, #GreenCardToCitizenship, #ImmigrationAttorney, #ImmigrationBias, #ImmigrationPolicy, #ImmigrationReform, #ImmigrationScrutiny, #LegalRepresentation, #MarriageBasedGreenCard, #NaturalizationChallenges, #RFEs, #StricterImmigrationLaws, #TrumpAdministration, #USCitizenship, #USImmigration, USCIS

Citizenship Applications in 2025 Amidst Heightened Scrutiny by the Trump Administration

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. The process of applying for U.S. citizenship has always been complex, but in 2025, under the Trump Administration’s intensified immigration policies, the path to naturaliza...

February 25, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S CitizenshipTags: #AggravatedFelony, #CitizenshipApplication, #CriminalConvictions, #DeportationRisk, #DeportationWarning, #DerivativeCitizenship, #DomesticViolence, #DrugOffenses, #FamilySafety, #GreenCardHolders, #ImmigrantProtection, #ImmigrantRights, #ImmigrationConsequences, #ImmigrationLaw, #LawfulPermanentResidents, #LegalTrouble, #USCitizenship, #USImmigration, dui, ICE, naturalization

Deportation Inoculation Warnings: Why You Must File for U.S. Citizenship Now

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. In the United States, millions of lawful permanent residents (green card holders) are eligible to become U.S. citizens but fail to do so. Many delay filing for naturalization d...

November 19, 2024falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S CitizenshipTags: #14thAmendment, #AntiImmigrantPolicies, #CivilRights, #ConstitutionalRights, #Denaturalization, #DenaturalizationSection, #ImmigrantRights, #ImmigrationEnforcement, #ImmigrationJustice, #ImmigrationPolicy, #ImmigrationReform, #LegalDefenses, #LegalStrategy, #OperationJanus, #RacialBias, #SystemicReforms, #TrumpDenaturalization, #USCitizenship, naturalization

Defending Naturalized U.S. Citizens Against Denaturalization: A Comprehensive Analysis

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. President Trump’s expansion of denaturalization efforts represents a significant departure from the historical principles of fairness, stability, and equality in U.S. immig...

October 21, 2024falawNo CommentsCategories: U.S CitizenshipTags: #AmericanImmigration, #AntiImmigrantSentiment, #BirthrightCitizenship, #CitizenshipRights, #CivilRights, #ConstitutionalRights, #EqualityForAll, #FourteenthAmendment, #HistoricalContext, #ImmigrationImpact, #ImmigrationPolicy, #ImmigrationReform, #JusSoli, #PoliticalDebate, #UndocumentedImmigrants

The Origins of Birthright Citizenship in the United States, Explained

By Laila Khan, IMMIGRATION IMPACT | Editorial credit: 5 second Studio / shutterstock.com The American Immigration Council does not endorse or oppose candidates for elected office. We aim to provide an...

A Legal Analysis of Dual Nationality in the United States: Recognition, Rights, and Responsibilities

Does the U.S. Government Recognize Dual Citizenship? A Legal and Practical Analysis

In Birthright Citizenship Decision, the Supreme Court Expanded Trump’s Power

What Does the Supreme Court Ruling on Birthright Citizenship Mean?

Dual Citizenship Not Recognized by the USA and Conditions for Citizenship Revocation

Tax Filing Status: Married Filing Separately vs. Married Filing Jointly – Consequences for Green Card Holders

Citizenship Applications in 2025 Amidst Heightened Scrutiny by the Trump Administration

Deportation Inoculation Warnings: Why You Must File for U.S. Citizenship Now

Defending Naturalized U.S. Citizens Against Denaturalization: A Comprehensive Analysis

The Origins of Birthright Citizenship in the United States, Explained

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