Immigration Blog

  1. ALERT: RETIRED FEDERAL IMMIGRATION JUDGE ALBERTO J. RIEFKOHL JOINS LAHOUD LAW GROUP

    Lahoud Law Group, P.C. is happy to announce that the Honorable Alberto J. Reifkohl (Ret) has officially joined the firm, effective February 2, 2026. Alberto Riefkohl brings 50 years of legal experience and a lifetime of public service to the immigration practice at Lahoud Law Group P.C, including over 30 years on the bench as a Federal Immigration Judge. Judge Reifkohl is known as one of the READ MORE READ MORE

  2. Sex Sells — and It Qualifies: How OnlyFans Creators Are Winning O-1B Visas

    The O-1B visa was once the exclusive domain of Oscar winners, concert pianists, and Broadway stars. Now, it is undergoing a quiet but dramatic transformation. In recent years, OnlyFans models, social media influencers, and digital creators have significantly increased their presence in O-1B visa petitions. They now represent more than half of such petitions in some immigration law practices. This shift is reshaping how U.S. immigration authorities READ MORE READ MORE

  3. ICE Intensifies Inspections at Bonded Warehouses: Legal Risks and Implications for Employers and Workers

    In late 2025, a series of immigration enforcement actions at bonded warehouses drew national scrutiny. This highlighted a growing enforcement trend with direct implications for employers and immigrant workers across the Mid-Atlantic region. This includes New Jersey and Pennsylvania. These developments reinforce the need for careful compliance and risk management in logistics, warehousing, and related industries. This post examines several aspects. First, it explores what bonded warehouses READ MORE READ MORE

  4. Buy a Green Card Today. Seriously.

    The Trump Gold Card Program: A Fast-Track Option for Global Investors Seeking U.S. Residency. In December 2025, the U.S. government officially launched the Trump Gold Card — a novel immigration initiative that reimagines how some foreign nationals can gain permanent residency in the United States. This program represents a significant departure from traditional immigration pathways and has quickly become a topic of widespread discussion among policymakers, business READ MORE READ MORE

  5. American Citizens and Nothing Else: What the Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025 would do — and what it means for dual U.S. citizens

    Congress seeks to end one benefit US. Citizens have enjoyed for over a century. READ MORE

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