Recent Changes in U.S. Immigration Law – How Tsiring & Feldman PC Can Help

Immigration law in the United States is changing rapidly, with several new rules, executive orders, and enforcement priorities introduced in 2025. These developments create new challenges for individuals, families, and employers navigating the immigration system. At Tsiring & Feldman, PC, our team is dedicated to staying ahead of these changes so we can guide our clients with clarity and confidence.

Below are some of the most important recent changes in immigration law and how our attorneys can assist.

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Stricter Vetting for “Anti-Americanism” and Good Moral Character

The government has introduced broader criteria to assess whether applicants hold “anti-American views” and has tightened the good moral character requirement. This gives immigration officers wide discretion to deny applications.

How We Help: Our attorneys carefully prepare clients for interviews, address potential red flags, and build strong records to demonstrate eligibility and positive contributions to U.S. society.

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Expanded Mandatory Detention – The Laken Riley Act

The Laken Riley Act now requires mandatory detention without bond for certain noncitizens charged with even minor offenses. This significantly expands the reach of detention laws.

How We Help: Our firm advocates for clients facing detention, prepares bond motions where possible, and defends individuals against removal in immigration court.

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Increased Enforcement and Executive Actions

Recent executive orders and funding measures have intensified deportations, expanded expedited removal, and encouraged local police to partner with ICE. This means greater risk of enforcement actions—even for individuals with no criminal history.

How We Help: We provide proactive defense strategies, represent clients in removal proceedings, and advise on how to reduce risks in this heightened enforcement environment.

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How Tsiring & Feldman Can Support You

Immigration law is more complex than ever, and small mistakes can have major consequences. At Tsiring & Feldman, PC, we:

• Provide strategic legal advice tailored to your case.

• Defend individuals facing detention or deportation under new enforcement rules.

• Assist with naturalization, green cards, work visas, and humanitarian relief.

• Monitor proposed reforms to identify new opportunities for clients.

If you or a loved one may be affected by these recent changes, contact Tsiring & Feldman, PC today to schedule a consultation. Our experienced immigration attorneys are here to protect your rights and guide you every step of the way.