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If you know a US citizen or resident holder trapped in Gaza, they need to register at a US government website so that they get on a list to cross the border. Link and email is pinned as a comment below this video. Egypt is allowing people from other countries enter Egypt through Rafah crossing.

AUTOMATIC EXTENSION FOR WORK PERMITS USCIS announced that certain renewal applicants who have filed Form I-765 qualify for an automatic extension of their expiring employment

ASSISTANCE FOR AFFECTED BY MIDDLE EAST CRISIS With the current state of consular operations and U.S. Citizen Services for individuals impacted by the current crisis

Ting Law Group is assisting US citizens who are affected and stuck in Gaza.

USCIS updated its policy guidance increasing the maximum validity periods for EADs to five years for initial and renewal EADs for certain noncitizens who are employment authorized incident to status or circumstance, including those admitted as refugees, paroled as refugees, and granted asylum, as well as recipients of withholding of removal. 

DHS announced a new family reunification parole process for certain nationals of Ecuador whose family members are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents and who have received approval to join their family in the United States.

On October 19, 2023, the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) was updated to allow citizens and nationals of Israel to apply to travel to the United States for tourism or business purposes for up to 90 days without first obtaining a U.S. visa.

DHS is authorizing work permits for Cameroonians with F–1 Nonimmigrant Student visa experiencing Severe Economic Hardship as a Direct Result of the Current Armed Conflict and Current Humanitarian Crisis in Cameroon.

This week, the Biden administration announced that it will waive a series of federal laws to expedite construction of new barriers along the southern border with Mexico and, separately, resume deportation flights to Venezuela.

U.S. citizens seeking to contact the U.S. Embassy in Israel should reach out via the crisis intake form or by phone 1-833-890-9595 or 606-641-0131.