If it doesn’t hurt driving for 2 days, consider that. At least, you won’t have to worry about the current situation at the airport

pending VaWa, just flew back from Chicago last week. Its safe but ill provide more information soon @Nik Nelly

There is one especially important recent federal court decision you should know about: Immigration Center for Women and Children (ICWC) v. Noem Case No. 2:25-cv-09848-AB-AS U.S. District Court, Central District of California May 20, 2026 This case is important because the federal court temporarily restored certain protections for people with pending VAWA I-360 petitions, U visas, and T visas and stayed certain 2025 ICE enforcement policies nationwide as applied to the certified classes. (CHRCL) I would keep the first page of this court order in your travel folder together with: * Your pending I-360 receipt * Your most recent Prima Facie Determination * I-485 receipt, if applicable * Valid EAD * Advance Parole, if applicable * I-94 * Passport and REAL ID/Driver License * One-page attorney contact information * Copy of your G-28, if you have one I would also keep these authorities: Hawke v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security No. C-07-03456 RMW, N.D. California (2008) This is an important case concerning the confidentiality protections provided to VAWA self-petitioners under 8 U.S.C. §1367. (Justia Dockets & Filings) Also print a copy of 8 U.S.C. §1367, which contains the federal confidentiality and information-source protections applicable to VAWA and certain other protected applicants. Most importantly, these protections should not be understood as blanket immunity from ICE, detention, removal proceedings, or CBP inspection. The exact protection depends on your individual immigration situation and whether you fall within the class protected by the current court order. The purpose of carrying the folder is to have immediate documentation of your pending VAWA case and the relevant current federal protections available if an immigration issue comes up while traveling.

also judge termination letter too

@Ivan b My vawa was approved it’s the @I-485 that is pending. Wow thank you so much for your detailed response I appreciate you taking the time out to pen this to me and sharing from your experience. Much love and respect my brother. All the very best to you on your journey

you can travel anywhere you want just not out side of US!!!!!!