Docket Signal

Covers American immigration — from work and student visas to marriage-based green cards and naturalization. Looks closely at where USCIS itself stalls or misfires, showing that a denial or endless "under review" status often traces back to the agency's internal process rather than an applicant's mistake. Readers get a working breakdown of exactly where cases get stuck and what can actually be done about it, not vague reassurance. It walks through how an I-751 filing can flip into a notice to appear mid-flight, or which documents genuinely prove a marriage for a green card case. There's also coverage of green card holders getting detained after travel abroad, and the new tests USCIS is applying to decisions in 2026. It steers clear of criminal cases and asylum — the focus stays on lawful immigration and citizenship.