Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

Immigration News Update by Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney

GEO Says ICE Controls Access to New Jersey Detention Center Amid Inspection Dispute

A developing legal dispute in New Jersey is raising important questions about immigration detention oversight, state inspection authority, and accountability inside privately operated detention facilities.

According to recent reports, The GEO Group Inc., the private operator of Delaney Hall in Newark, has argued that it does not control access to the immigration detention facility. GEO maintains that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is responsible for access decisions and preclearance.

The dispute comes after New Jersey officials alleged that state health inspectors were denied full access to inspect key areas of the facility, including spaces related to medical care, sleeping, bathing, and sanitation.

State officials argue that full inspection access is necessary to assess health and safety conditions for individuals detained at the facility. GEO, however, has taken the position that access is governed by federal immigration authorities.

This case highlights a larger national issue: who has the authority to inspect immigration detention centers when those facilities are operated by private companies under federal contracts?

For detained immigrants, families, advocates, and attorneys, transparency is essential. Access to safe conditions, medical care, legal counsel, and humane treatment remains central to due process and dignity.

At Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney we continue to monitor immigration detention-related litigation and policy developments that may affect individuals and families across the United States.

If you or a loved one is facing immigration detention, removal proceedings, bond issues, or related immigration concerns, contact Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney for legal guidance.

06/17/2026

Families belong together.

Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney is proud to share another successful immigration outcome involving the approval of an I-130 Petition for Alien Relative under category 201(b).

Our Ozone Park team carefully prepared the petition, organized the required evidence, and guided the case with precision and dedication.

The approval marks an important step toward family reunification and a stronger future in the United States.

For many families, an I-130 approval is more than an immigration milestone. It is hope, security, and the beginning of a new chapter.

If you are seeking to sponsor a spouse, parent, child, or another eligible family member, Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney is here to help.

For guidance, connect with Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney for a Free Initial Consultation.

Call 718-263-5999.

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06/17/2026

Client trust means everything to us.

We are grateful for this wonderful 5-star review from our B1 Visa client, who shared their positive experience working with the Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney team.

At Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney, we are committed to providing professional guidance, clear communication, and dedicated support throughout every step of the immigration process.

Thank you for trusting us with your case and for recommending our team to your family and friends.

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Your immigration journey deserves experienced legal support.

06/17/2026

IMMIGRATION NEWS UPDATE BY Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney

Immigration Enforcement Concerns Rise Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, immigration enforcement concerns are becoming part of the larger conversation surrounding the tournament.

Human Rights Watch, along with other advocacy organizations, has called on FIFA sponsors to support an “ICE Truce,” urging U.S. federal officials to avoid immigration enforcement operations at World Cup events and venues.

The concern is clear: fans, workers, vendors, immigrant families, and local communities should be able to participate in this global event without fear or uncertainty.

Major international sporting events are meant to bring people together. However, for immigrant communities, large public gatherings can also raise serious questions about safety, rights, and enforcement risks.

At Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney, we continue to monitor immigration-related developments connected to the 2026 World Cup and their potential impact on immigrant communities across the United States.

Individuals attending World Cup events, working near venues, or concerned about their immigration status should stay informed and seek legal guidance when needed.

Immigration law affects more than paperwork. It affects families, communities, workplaces, and public life.

For guidance on your immigration rights or pending case, contact Gehi & Associates.

06/16/2026

Success Story by Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney

A journey that began with Lawful Permanent Residence in 1991 is now reaching a powerful milestone: U.S. citizenship.

Our client, a citizen of Guyana, came to Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney after facing uncertainty from a previously denied Form I-90.

With careful case review, detailed documentation, and thorough naturalization preparation, our team successfully assisted with the approval of the Form I-90 and Form N-400.

The client has now completed the naturalization interview and is scheduled to take the Oath of Allegiance on July 31, 2026.

At Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney, we are proud to stand with clients through every stage of their immigration journey.

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Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case depends on its own facts and circumstances.

06/16/2026

Consular Processing vs. Adjustment of Status: Which Green Card Path Is Right for You?

The road to a green card is not the same for every applicant.

Some individuals may qualify to apply from inside the United States through Adjustment of Status, while others may need to complete the process through a U.S. consulate abroad.

The right choice can affect your timeline, work authorization, travel plans, family separation, and immigration risk.

In our latest blog, Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney explains:
What Adjustment of Status means
How Consular Processing works
Who may qualify for each option
Common mistakes that can delay or harm a case
Why legal guidance matters before choosing a path

Every immigration case is different. Before deciding which route to take, it is important to understand your eligibility, immigration history, and long-term goals.

Read the full blog here: https://gehilaw.com/consular-processing-vs-adjustment-of-status/

For guidance on your green card process, contact Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney today.

06/15/2026

Another Green Card renewal success story by Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney.

Our client needed help renewing their Green Card under category P43, and our immigration team carefully prepared and filed the application with accuracy and dedication.

We are proud to share that the renewal was approved, allowing our client to continue maintaining valid proof of lawful permanent resident status.

A Green Card is more than an immigration document. It represents stability, opportunity, and peace of mind.

Renewing it on time can help avoid unnecessary issues with employment, travel, identification, and immigration records.

Need help renewing or replacing your Green Card?

For guidance, connect with Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney for a Free Initial Consultation.

Call 718-263-5999.

WhatsApp +1 917-781-0791.

Visit www.gehilaw.com.

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Disclaimer: Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case depends on its own facts and circumstances.

06/15/2026

The H-1B visa process requires more than paperwork. It requires strategy, accuracy, and strong legal guidance.

At Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney, we help employers and professionals navigate the process with confidence.

Contact Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney today for experienced immigration guidance.

06/15/2026

IMMIGRATION NEWS UPDATE BY Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney

Trump Administration Appeals Ruling Striking Down $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee

The Trump administration has appealed a federal court ruling that blocked its proposed $100,000 fee on certain H-1B visa petitions, continuing a major legal battle over the future of employment-based immigration in the United States.

A federal judge recently ruled that the $100,000 H-1B fee was unlawful, finding that the administration lacked authority to impose such a significant financial requirement without congressional approval.

The court viewed the fee as more than a regulatory charge, concluding that it operated as an unauthorized tax.

The H-1B visa program remains one of the most important ways for U.S. employers seeking highly skilled foreign professionals, particularly in technology, healthcare, research, engineering, finance, and other specialized fields.

The proposed fee raised serious concerns among employers, foreign workers, universities, startups, and global talent-dependent industries.

With the administration now pursuing an appeal, the future of the $100,000 fee remains uncertain.

Employers and applicants should continue to monitor the case closely, as further court action could affect H-1B planning, filing strategies, recruitment decisions, and long-term immigration goals.

At Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney we understand that sudden immigration policy changes can create confusion and concern for businesses, professionals, students, and families.

Our legal team continues to track developments in H-1B policy and employment-based immigration to help clients make informed decisions.

If you are an employer, H-1B applicant, or foreign professional concerned about how this legal development may affect your case, contact Gehi & Associates: Immigration Attorney for guidance on your immigration needs.