Delays are very normal but you can sue if you wish.

Generally work permits are taking about eight months for approval.

No, you are not allowed to do that unless your DSO agrees that this job is directly related to your field of study.

I highly doubt you will qualify for a national interest waiver. Find an employer to file for you instead.

Yes, the illegality of the marriage will affect visa issuance in Jordan.

Unless your brother has a US domicile, his affidavit of support will be invalid and a joint affidavit will not help.

I think the law is against you in the 9th Circuit and the court may simply deny the request altogether. Also, it is absolutely true that USCIS can...

Yes, you could try to apply for humanitarian parole, or they could leave the country and try to get refugee visas if the U.S. accepts people from...

If he can get out of the country, he can try to file for asylum.

Yes, you can process for your visa in September. Yes, they can ask questions about your school.