Blog Posts in 2017
Posted on Nov 7, 2017
Family-based immigration came under attack earlier this year when the White House proposed legislation that would restrict family-based visas to spouses and children, limiting family arrivals by up to ...
Posted on Oct 1, 2017
In their mission to bring qualified legal representation to foreign nationals, visa holders and permanent residents in Shepherd and throughout the surrounding areas in Montana, Immigration Law of ...
Posted on Sep 1, 2017
Crossing the border between the U.S. has always been dangerous business. The longest stretch of unfenced border is in South Texas, where the summers are long, harsh, and life-threatening. People who ...
Posted on Jul 29, 2017
Despite record highs when it came to removal rates, Obama's immigration policies were focused on undocumented immigrants who had committed serious or violent crimes. Prioritizing enforcement ...
Posted on Jul 24, 2017
In their mission to bring qualified legal representation to foreign nationals, visa holders and permanent residents in West Palm Beach and throughout the surrounding areas in Florida, Sarah S. Rama, ...
Posted on Jun 15, 2017
Like most federal policies, immigration policy affects millions of people across the country. When the discourse about what to do about undocumented immigrations becomes about numbers and abstract ...
Posted on Mar 20, 2017
When it comes to daily life, there's very little difference between a permanent resident and a citizen, but the legal difference is enormous. While getting your green card is cause for ...
Posted on Jan 23, 2017
Not every U.S. visitor is looking for permanent resident-status or citizenship. In many cases, visitors are looking for nonimmigrant visas, or visas that are designated for visitors with a specific ...