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August 19, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: Immigrants in The U.S.Tags: #Afrikaners, #FaithAndJustice, #GlobalRefugeeCrisis, #HumanRights, #ImmigrationDebate, #ImmigrationNews, #ImmigrationPolicy, #InternationalLaw, #RacialJustice, #RefugeeAdmissions, #RefugeeCap, #RefugeeControversy, #RefugeeProgram, #RefugeeRights, #SouthAfrica, #TrumpAdministration, #UNHCR, #USForeignPolicy, #USRefugeePolicy, #WhiteSouthAfricans

White House Plans Major Shift in Refugee Priorities

By: Mary Campbell The White House is reportedly preparing to cap the U.S. refugee admissions at 40,000 for fiscal year 2026, with a striking three‑quarters of these slots—approximately 30,000 plac...

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...

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...

February 18, 2025falawNo CommentsCategories: Immigrants in The U.S.Tags: #DueProcess, #EndGuantanamo, #EndTorture, #FairTrial, #GuantanamoBay, #GuantanamoDetainees, #HabeasCorpus, #HumanRights, #InternationalHumanRights, #InternationalLaw, #JusticeForDetainees, #LegalRights, #PoliticalPrisoners, #ProtectHumanRights, #RightsForAll, #StopIndefiniteDetention, #WarOnTerror

Historical Context of Guantánamo Bay Detention Practices and Modern Immigrant Rights Under President Trump

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Guantánamo Bay, located on the southeastern coast of Cuba, has been under U.S. control since 1903. Its detention facility gained international attention post-9/11 when it wa...

White House Plans Major Shift in Refugee Priorities

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

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

Historical Context of Guantánamo Bay Detention Practices and Modern Immigrant Rights Under President Trump

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