Latest Romeike case update: A bill in Congress could grant the Romeikes permanent status as legal US residents. But lawmakers need to act quickly to delay a deportation order for the family. Here's how you can help.

The legal documentation of the Romeike case in chronological order.

Answering your biggest questions about the Romeike case. Why haven't they become citizens? Did they come here legally? Learn more here.

The Romeikes were given a one-year delay of deportation on Wednesday, October 11. Your calls, emails, and signatures have paid off!

Homeschool Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) is supporting a first-of-its kind application for political asylum by a German homeschooling family. 

Immigration Judge says Germany violated basic human rights—rules Romeike family can stay in the United States.

The United States Government Agency for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has lodged an appeal against the granting of asylum to the Romeike family.

The Romeike's asylum was reversed, ordering the Romeike's to be deported. HSLDA is appealing their case to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, scheduled for April 23, 2013.

Home School Legal Defense Association files petition to the United States Supreme Court to hear the Romeike case after 6th Circuit Court of Appeals denial

The United States Supreme Court has scheduled Romeike v. Holder for review conference February 21. The court is expected to rule on whether or not to take the case and issue its decision in its February 24 orders.