Reviewed by: Mr. Alex Alexbourne | Category: Personal Injury Law – Book Review Welcome to a scroll where law meets real life, one page at a time. If you or someone close has suffered an injury and felt overwhelmed by paperwork, procedures, or power games played by insurance companies — then you’ve landed at the…
Written by: Macwell & Alexbourne | Category: Personal Injury Law – Encyclopedia Welcome to TLA’s Complete Guide on Personal Injury Law. If you’ve landed on this scroll—whether from Google, social media, or your search for help—you’re in the right place. This guide was crafted to provide honest, reliable, and simplified legal understanding for everyday Americans…
Washington, D.C. – Thousands of green card, asylum, and visa applicants are now facing extended delays, unexplained denials, and digital silence as the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) rolls out a controversial new AI-powered Immigration Review i.e. application screening system. Officially launched in early April 2025, the automated tool — internally codenamed “Veritas” —…
Could Protect Over 300,000 Mixed-Status Families (April 2025) Published by MacAlex Media | Immigration Law News Washington, D.C. – In a groundbreaking move, the Biden administration has unveiled a proposed new immigration rule in April 2025 aimed at shielding over 300,000 undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens or parenting U.S.-born children from deportation. The policy,…
Introduction to Immigration Law Immigration law forms the legal foundation governing who can enter, live, and work in the United States. It encompasses the rules, processes, and protections involved when individuals from other countries wish to temporarily visit, establish permanent residency, or become U.S. citizens. In 2025, as immigration policies rapidly evolve in response to…
What Is Immigration Law? Immigration law refers to the system of federal rules and regulations that determine who can enter, stay in, and become a citizen of the United States. It governs the rights, obligations, and protections for immigrants — including temporary visitors, permanent residents, and those seeking asylum or refugee status. This area of…
