Affected by the December 2 USCIS Freeze?

Nationwide Legal Information Tour & Community Registration

Thousands of individuals from the 39 affected countries are currently facing immigration uncertainty due to the December 2, 2025 USCIS adjudication freeze.

Across the United States, immigrants and international students from 39 countries are experiencing prolonged and unjustified delays by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) based on its December 2, 2025 memo. These delays leave applicants in legal limbo—unable to work, travel, or complete their immigration process—despite having properly filed applications and paid all required government fees.

We believe the December 2, 2025 Memo is in violation of many rules and regulations of the United States.

Many applicants:

filed applications on time,
paid significant USCIS filing fees,
remained in valid status,
yet now face expiring grace periods, employment issues, and risk of falling out of lawful status while cases remain pending.

Attorney Taher Kameli will be traveling nationwide to meet with affected communities, discuss potential legal solutions, and explain ongoing and future federal litigation efforts related to the USCIS freeze.

Topics Include

– Pending immigration applications
– Expiring grace periods and status concerns
– OPT / H-1B / employment authorization issues
– Adjustment of Status delays
– Naturalization delays
– Federal litigation options

Who Should Attend?

These sessions are intended for individuals:

– currently inside the United States,
– who are citizens or nationals of countries affected by the December 2 USCIS freeze,
– and who have pending immigration applications, petitions, or related immigration issues impacted by the freeze.