May, 2026 - Attorneys.Media - Legal Expert Interviews & Trusted Advice

Travel ban impact on naturalized citizens 2026

How the Trump Travel Ban Applies to Naturalized Citizens in 2026

Family Immigration, Immigration Law, National Security, Travel Policy, U.S. Citizenship / Jack Gilbert

In 2026, the Trump travel ban generally does not bar entry for naturalized U.S. citizens because U.S. citizens have a legal right to reenter the United States. However, you may still face added screening, documentation requests, or complications if traveling on a non-U.S. passport or with unresolved identity/immigration issues. This article explains who is protected, […]

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Common Questions About Romeo And Juliet Law Answered

Consent Laws, Criminal Law Basics, Sex Crimes / Jack Gilbert

Romeo and Juliet laws typically allow consensual teen relationships with a small age gap (often 2–4 years) to avoid felony statutory rape charges. The exact ages, gap limits, and requirements (such as both being minors) vary widely by state. This article answers common questions about eligibility, exceptions, penalties, and when to call a lawyer. Understanding

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If an AI Commits a Crime, Who Goes to Jail? The Answer Might Surprise You

Artificial Intelligence, Consumer Rights & Protection, Government & Policy, Law & Legal Affairs, Technology & Society / Jack Gilbert

Today, an AI itself can’t go to jail in the U.S.; criminal liability typically attaches to a human or corporate entity that deployed, controlled, or negligently supervised it. Prosecutors look for intent, duty, and foreseeability, while civil suits often target manufacturers, developers, employers, or owners. This article explains who can be charged and what factors

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How to Legally Cancel Your Teen’s Instagram in Under 60 Seconds (New CA Law)

California Law, Digital Wellness, Parenting, Social Media, Teen Online Safety / Jack Gilbert

In California, parents can request deletion of a minor’s Instagram account under a new state law, and the request can be submitted in under 60 seconds. Instagram must provide a clear process to delete the account upon a valid parent request for the child. This article explains eligibility, the exact steps, and what to do

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Why Your Immigration Lawyer Can Never Use ChatGPT on Your Case

Artificial Intelligence & Technology, Data Privacy & Confidentiality, Immigration Client Rights, Immigration Law, Legal Ethics & Professional Responsibility / Jack Gilbert

The Problem With AI and Legal Work Artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT have changed the way many people work. From writing emails to summarizing documents, these tools seem helpful in almost every field. But when it comes to immigration law, using AI tools on a client’s case is not just a bad idea — it

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What HUD’s New Verification Rule Means for Mixed-Status Families in Public Housing

Family Rights, Government Regulations, Housing Policy, Immigration Law, Public Housing / Jack Gilbert

Understanding the New HUD Verification Rule The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has introduced a new rule that requires all members of a household to verify their immigration status in order to receive federal housing assistance. This policy marks a significant shift from how public housing programs have worked in the past.

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The EU AI Act Just Delayed — What American Companies Should Do Instead

AI Governance & Risk Management, Artificial Intelligence Regulation, Business Strategy & Innovation, International Business Compliance, Technology Policy & Law / Jack Gilbert

What the EU AI Act Delay Actually Means The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act has been making headlines for years, and for good reason. It represents one of the most sweeping attempts by any government to regulate how AI systems are built, deployed, and monitored. But recent delays in the enforcement timeline have left many

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The Viral Legal Loophole Kids Are Using to Get Around Every Screen-Time Law

Digital Policy, Online Safety, Parenting, Technology, Teen Behavior / Jack Gilbert

What’s Actually Going On? If you have a teenager at home, there’s a good chance they know something you don’t. Across the country, kids and teens are sharing tips, tricks, and workarounds that let them bypass the screen time limits their parents carefully set up. These methods are spreading fast through social media platforms, group

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The Supreme Court Just Limited State Power Over Immigrants — Here’s the Ruling

Federal vs State Authority, Immigration Law, Immigration Policy and Reform, Supreme Court Rulings, U.S. Constitutional Law / Jack Gilbert

A Major Decision From the Nation’s Highest Court The United States Supreme Court has issued a ruling that significantly pulls back the power that individual states have over immigrants living within their borders. The decision, which has drawn widespread attention from legal experts, immigration advocates, and state lawmakers alike, reinforces a long-standing principle in American

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