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Jul 10
Domestic Violence Immigration Issues

Understanding Domestic Violence Immigration Issues and Legal Protections for Immigrant Survivors

Understanding Domestic Violence Immigration Issues: An Overview Domestic Violence Immigration issues present unique and urgent challenges for many individuals and families living in the United States. At Wilner & O’Reilly, we understand how complications involving status, safety, and legal processes can feel overwhelming, especially when domestic abuse is part of... read more →
  • July 10, 2026
  • TPS
Jul 10
Federal H-1B and PERM fraud investigation and employer compliance

Federal H-1B and PERM Fraud Investigation: What Employers and Workers Should Know

The federal government has announced a major investigation into alleged fraud and worker exploitation involving the H-1B visa and Program Electronic Review Management (PERM) systems. The announcement signals increased scrutiny of employers, labor brokers, and employment-based immigration filings, but it does not mean that every H-1B employer or worker is... read more →
Jul 08
Richard Wilner interviews Renato Babalu Sobral about immigration and U.S. citizenship on ImmiGreat Podcast Episode 17

ImmiGreat Podcast Episode 17: Renato “Babalu” Sobral – From Brazilian Wrestling Champion to UFC Fighter to American Citizen

In Episode 17 of the ImmiGreat Podcast, Richard Wilner sits down with former UFC title challenger, Strikeforce Light Heavyweight Champion, and Brazilian wrestling legend Renato "Babalu" Sobral for a conversation that goes far beyond mixed martial arts. Babalu's story is one of planning, perseverance, and opportunity. He arrived in the... read more →
Jul 06
Jul 01
Richard Wilner discusses Adjustment of Status green card process on ImmiGreat Podcast Episode 16

ImmiGreat Podcast Episode 16: Adjustment of Status “Extraordinary Relief” Memo Explained

In Episode 16 of the ImmiGreat Podcast, Richard Wilner addresses one of the most discussed immigration developments of 2026: the USCIS memorandum describing Adjustment of Status as an "extraordinary" form of relief. Since the memo was released on May 21, many immigrants, attorneys, and families have questioned whether Adjustment of... read more →
Jun 30
Supreme Court birthright citizenship immigration update

Birthright Citizenship Ruling: Supreme Court Protections and What Families Should Know

Understanding the Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Decision At Wilner & O'Reilly, we understand how closely families follow major immigration decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court. On June 30, 2026, the Court rejected proposed limits on birthright citizenship and preserved the long-standing rule that most children born in the United States... read more →
Jun 26
Supreme Court immigration update on TPS protections and border asylum access

Supreme Court Issues Major Immigration Rulings on TPS and Border Asylum Access

On June 25, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court issued significant immigration decisions that may affect Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, asylum seekers, employers, and families across the United States. These decisions involve separate legal issues, but both reflect a continued shift toward greater executive discretion in immigration enforcement and border... read more →
Jun 24
World Cup & U.S. Immigration Law – Visas, Bans, and Border Denials Explained

ImmiGreat Podcast Episode 15: World Cup & U.S. Immigration Law – Visas, Bans, and Border Denials Explained

In Episode 15 of the ImmiGreat Podcast, Richard Wilner explores how one of the world's biggest sporting events intersects with one of the world's most complex legal systems: U.S. immigration law. As millions of players, referees, coaches, media members, and fans travel across North America for the FIFA World Cup,... read more →
Jun 20
Jun 20