FEDERAL COURT RULING · APRIL 30, 2026
A federal court just ruled the USCIS freeze is likely unlawful.
🎙 LIVE WEBINAR · FRIDAY, MAY 8
Join Jim Hacking Live to Learn About the Next Multi-Plaintiff Lawsuit
Friday, May 8th at 3:00 PM Central. Attorney Jim Hacking will walk through what the lawsuit involves, who qualifies, and what happens next — followed by live Q&A.
Register for the Webinar →Join the Next Multi-Plaintiff Lawsuit Against USCIS
On April 30, 2026, a federal court granted preliminary injunctive relief in our case representing 197 immigrants challenging the USCIS adjudicative hold and significant negative factor policies.
We are preparing to file a new multi-plaintiff lawsuit on behalf of additional immigrants whose applications have been frozen, stalled, or delayed under the same USCIS policy changes or the 39-country restrictions. If your immigration application — including asylum — has been affected, you may qualify to join.
⏰ Submission deadline: Friday, May 8th at 5:00 p.m. CST
LEGAL FEE
The legal fee to participate in this lawsuit, if you qualify and are accepted, is $1,500. The fee is invoiced after you sign a representation agreement. Submitting this form is free and does not commit you to anything.
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Please complete this form one time only. Submitting more than once does not improve your chances and slows down our review of every other applicant. We receive every submission and our legal team will follow up with qualifying applicants.
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Complete the form to be considered for the next Multi-Plaintiff Lawsuit. Please submit this form one time only. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship — our legal team will review every submission and follow up with qualifying applicants.
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Watch Jim Explain What This Lawsuit Is About
One of the best ways to understand this lawsuit and the recent federal court ruling is to watch this recent video from Jim Hacking explaining the background, what USCIS has been doing, and what happens next.
Still have questions about eligibility, timing, legal fees, or what happens next?
Read the FAQ →🎥 Watch the Public Webinar Recording
Recorded for our previous lawsuit. Walks through who qualifies, timelines, costs, and what to expect. Some details have evolved since the April 30, 2026 ruling — see above for the latest.
👉 Watch the Webinar Recording