As the Trump administration continues to reshape the U.S. immigration landscape, misinformation is spreading across social media, fueling anxiety through misleading or exaggerated claims.
That’s why finding ways to spot fake news is always important. Developing a sense of when something seems suspicious and consistently checking the original source of information you see online is key. We found six social media creators who are getting immigration news right.
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These accounts are managed by lawyers who can provide trustworthy information on visas, asylum, and legal rights. Beyond simply debunking myths, these influencers empower individuals with practical and accessible advice, helping them confidently navigate the complexities of the U.S. immigration system. Especially while access to pro-bono lawyers is at an all-time high demand.
@inmigracionTV by Julio Oyhanarte
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Julio Oyhanarte is a lawyer and digital creator who has built a large online following by turning complex immigration topics into clear, engaging content. He has over one million followers on Instagram and six million on TikTok.
While he offers private consultations, his social media has become a trusted source of information — especially for Latino and Hispanic communities, as most of his content is in Spanish. His videos stand out for their clarity and practicality, covering everything from visa applications and asylum processes to immigration court procedures. He also hosts live Q&A sessions and collaborates with other experts to make sure migrants have access to accurate, reliable information.
“I speak to Latinos who are already in the U.S. and need to resolve an urgent visa issue, whether it’s related to asylum, humanitarian relief, family, or work. But on the other hand, I also speak to people outside the country who dream of coming here, so I share the available options with them,” he told Documented.
@jqklawfirm by John Khosravi
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With over 4,000 followers on Instagram, JQK Law Corporation is a trusted source for immigration guidance. They focus on helping families, investors, entrepreneurs, and individuals with extraordinary abilities or careers that align with U.S. national interests.
Their content — mainly guides and videos in English — caters to a wide range of clients and reflects broader immigration trends, with a particular emphasis on students coming to the U.S. to study, start businesses, or launch careers.
Unlike many accounts that focus on breaking news, JQK Law highlights fundamental immigration principles, helping their audience build a strong legal foundation instead of simply reacting to policy changes.
They also offer a broadcast channel on Instagram where followers can engage directly with the team.
@immigration_attorney_moumita by Moumita Rahman
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This influencer is an attorney and the CEO of The Law Firm of Moumita Rahman, PLLC, based in New York City. With 263,000 followers on Instagram, Rahman has a specialized focus on VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) self-petitions and T visas for victims of trafficking, providing crucial guidance to those in vulnerable situations. Through her informative and accessible content, she simplifies complex immigration laws and procedures.
Through Instagram and her YouTube channel, Law Firm of Moumita Rahman, she offers in-depth discussions on immigration topics. She also shares uplifting messages, using her platform as a source of encouragement and mental well-being for those navigating the immigration system.
@alicejdlegal by Alice Sakakini Ashkar
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Alice Sakakini Ashkar is a Palestinian-American immigration attorney who draws from her personal experiences to provide empathetic and well-informed legal assistance dedicated mainly to the Palestinian community. Through her Instagram account, she shares content in both English and Arabic, aiming to educate and empower individuals navigating the U.S. immigration system.
Her posts feature informative videos that break down complex legal topics into digestible segments. For example, she has addressed subjects like the lottery visa, citizenship test exemptions, immigration interviews and ways to get a green card.
Ashkar’s content caters to a diverse audience, including students and individuals looking to understand immigration policies better. One of her most widely shared videos was her call to action in April 2024, where she offered free legal support to students protesting in colleges in solidarity with Palestinians.
@abogadaerikajurado by Erika Jurado-Graham
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This account is managed by Erika Jurado-Graham, an immigration attorney based in Kansas City.
Her Instagram account shares informative and accessible content focused on family immigration, VAWA, U visas, and naturalization. She also actively engages with her audience through live Q&A sessions and regular updates on immigration policy changes.
Beyond Instagram, Jurado’s YouTube channel, Inmigración con la Abogada Erika Jurado, has grown to over 540,000 subscribers, averaging 2 million monthly views. Through this platform, she provides in-depth discussions and expert guidance on a wide range of immigration topics, making complex legal processes easier to understand.
Her content is primarily aimed at Spanish-speaking immigrants seeking to regularize their status or gain a better understanding of U.S. immigration policies.
@immigrationabcs by The Law Offices of Scott Warmuth
Immigration ABCs is a TikTok account managed by Scott Legal, P.C., a New York-based law firm founded by Harvard Law School graduate and attorney Ian E. Scott.
Their videos on TikTok cover a wide range of subjects, from visa options for investors and employers to family sponsorships, work permits, and legal pathways to permanent residency.
The content is primarily aimed at individuals navigating the immigration process, including entrepreneurs looking to establish businesses in the U.S., investors seeking visa options, employers managing work-related immigration cases, and families working on reunification processes.
