USCIS data from January to March shows some immigration categories experiencing worsening delays, with backlogs growing larger.

Faith leaders across the U.S. are hoping a bipartisan bill in Congress might finally provide relief to an immigration issue ...

Sindhu Mahadevan moved to the US to study. After growing disillusioned with the immigration system, she applied for permanent ...

Indians waiting for US green cards may face even longer delays as the immigration backlog hits a record 11.3 million cases, ...

According to newly released USCIS data covering January to March, delays have worsened in several immigration categories. While employment visas (Form I‑129) now take 25% longer to process compared to ...

An ongoing backlog in the federal government’s production of green cards and other documents was prompted by budget issues and a hiring freeze at the agency that handles legal immigration ...

While the backlog highlights wider strains in the immigration system, experts stress that understanding the protections in place can help green card holders avoid unnecessary worry—and stay legally ...

There are only three in-person judges in Charlotte’s immigration court to serve both North and South Carolina.

Previous administrations should have used their dedicated docket programs to reduce the unconscionably long waiting times of illegal immigrants already in the United States instead of to help ...

At the center of the process are about 600 immigration-court judges who must decide issues including whether to grant asylum requests and whether to deport other immigrants caught living in the U ...

The backlog can be explained by supply and demand. “The backlog stems from the shortage of immigration judges, whose role it is to adjudicate removal cases,” University of North Carolina Law ...