The job of an immigration lawyer is never easy. But under President Donald Trump’s second administration (2025), it has become significantly more demanding, unpredictable, and emotionally draining. Lawyers in this field aren’t just filling out forms—they’re on the legal frontlines,
Herman Legal Group
Herman Legal Group is a law firm specializing primarily in immigration law, offering services such as removal and deportation defense, employment-based and family-based immigration, investor-based immigration, naturalization, and citizenship waivers. The firm also provides legal assistance in related areas including criminal defense, family law, serious injury and accident cases, business law, intellectual property, trademark law, and employment disputes. Founded by Richard Herman, a recognized immigration attorney, the firm serves a diverse client base across the United States and internationally. Its multilingual team supports immigrants through complex legal challenges, emphasizing clear communication and comprehensive legal guidance throughout the immigration process.
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What Does Immigration Lawyer Do?
“Immigration law is a mystery and a mastery of obfuscation, and the lawyers who can figure it out are worth their weight in gold.”
– INS spokeswoman Karen Kraushaar, 2001
“Immigration law is second only to tax law in…
What Employers Should Know in 2025: Potential H-1B Prevailing Wage Changes, Worksite Enforcement, Visa Delay, Travel Ban
Employers should brace for significant shifts in U.S. immigration policy. Based on Trump’s first term and recent campaign promises, including the hiring of American workers first, I anticipate a mix of aggressive enforcement, procedural delays, and visa restrictions—particularly…
Trump Revokes Parole Status for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians, Nicaraguans: Over 500,000 Migrants Affected Under CHNV Parole Program
Federal Action Threatens Mass Deportation and Ends Work Authorization for Over Half-a-Million People
In a sweeping and unprecedented move on March 22, 2025, the Trump administration has announced the termination of legal protections for more than 530,000 migrants who were…
Trump Targeting Legal Immigrants and Tourists for Deportation: Why Green Card Holders No Longer Feel Safe
Trump Expands Immigration Crackdown
Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign centered heavily on immigration enforcement. While much attention is focused on mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, his administration is also rolling back protections and targeting those who have legal status—including green-card holders…
Trump Targets Immigration Attorneys: A Legal Earthquake
Overview: A Late-Night Memo With Deep Implications
On March 21, 2025, in a late-night move reminiscent of authoritarian tactics, President Trump quietly launched a sweeping new campaign—this time not against migrants directly, but against the attorneys who defend them. In…
Tourism Dropoff: Trump Immigration Policies Impact US Tourism
The U.S. tourism industry is facing a significant downturn as the immigration agenda impacts travelers from Western countries, who increasingly report being detained or denied entry at the border. Experts link this trend to the Trump administration’s intensified immigration enforcement,…
U.S Airport Detain and Deport Visitors: Immigration Enforcement Zones, Resulting in Tourist Detentions, Travel Anxiety, Global Concerns, and Likely Economic Backlash
The U.S. has long been the global leader in welcoming international tourists. However, the Trump Administration immigration crackdown has transformed U.S. Customs & Border Protection posts at U.S. airports into a gauntlet for some international visitors, resulting in detentions and…
Visitor Rights Entering U.S Through Airport: Know Your Rights in 2025
Overview: What’s Happening at the Border
With a rise in reports of foreign travelers—particularly from U.S. allies like Germany and the U.K.—being questioned, detained, or denied entry, many are wondering: What exactly are your rights at U.S. airports and border…
New Rule Canadians 30 Days Register U.S: Some Canadians Staying in U.S. Over 30 Days Required to Register
What You Need to Know
Effective April 11, 2025, Canadian citizens planning to stay in the United States for more than 30 days will be required to officially register with U.S. authorities. This move enforces a long-standing law that had…