Recent months have brought many questions from Nigerian nationals about their ability to obtain U.S. visas or citizenship. News reports and online discussions have created confusion and concern. This post aims to clarify the current U.S. immigration policies affecting Nigerians, highlight what remains unchanged, explain the upcoming policy changes effective January 1, 2026, and outline the legal pathways still available. ! Eye-level view of the entrance to a U.S. embassy buil

We want to confirm that  international travel always carries some level of risk for non-citizens , even when an individual holds a valid  Advance Parole document . While Advance Parole generally allows a person to request re-entry to the United States,  it does not guarantee admission , as final entry decisions are always made by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at the port of entry. Given the  current immigration enforcement climate and evolving policies , there is a

What You Need to Know About Notices to Appear and Master Calendar Hearings Receiving a Notice to Appear (NTA) can be extremely stressful....

This short blog provides information and hope for clients to guide them towards their immigration goals.

The Danquah Law Group Informs the public about clients responsibility in filing and including their children within their immigration petitions to allow a legal path to becoming a U.S. Citizen