For over a century, being born in the United States has meant automatic citizenship. A new Supreme Court case now questions whether that promise still holds, and for many mixed-status and immigrant families in Oklahoma, the outcome could define their children’s future and their place in the only country they know. This article offers a… Read More
Moving to the United States means learning a new language, but it also means learning a new “sense of humor” and a lot of everyday slang. American English in real life can sound very different from what you studied in class, and jokes can be confusing even if you understand every word. This guide is… Read More
Immigrants in the United States can and should seek medical care when needed, regardless of their visa or immigration status. Emergency rooms must treat you, and most health providers do not report patients to immigration authorities, but the type of care and coverage available will depend on your status, income, and the state where you… Read More