THE ASYLUM BAN –ASYLUM THIRD COUNTRY TRANSIT BAR went into effect on July 16, 2019. The Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security are adopting the third-country transit asylum bar, which bans asylum seekers at the southern border if they transited through a third country en route to... read more →

Aiming to prioritize the employment of U.S. workers during economic recovery following the COVID-19 outbreak, on April 22, 2020, President Donald Trump signed an executive order (“EO”) suspending entry of certain  immigrants. Although the EO may be modified or extended, it is presently in effect for 60 days (until on... read more →

The current COVID-19 or coronavirus outbreak has affected every government agency to varying degrees. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is no exception. As ICE is tasked with immigrant check-in appointments, detention and removal, instances of interpersonal contact between immigrants and ICE employees can be very high, creating issues during a time... read more →

Ahora más que nunca, es crucial que la persona que usted está confiando para manejar su caso de inmigracion sea un profesional con su respectiva licencia. En la mayoría de países latinos y en algunos países Europeos, debido a los estrictos requerimientos establecidos por la ley, pocas personas alcanzan el... read more →

Now more than ever, it is imperative that the person you are entrusting to handle your family or business immigration matters is a licensed professional.   In Latin America and some European countries, becoming a notary public is a difficult endeavor and  one needs to meet very strict requirements. For example,... read more →

On April 22, President Trump signed an executive order barring some immigration into the United States. This order will remain in effect for 60 days. To be clear, it will not affect those cases for people who are already here in the U.S. with a pending case or plan to... read more →

Unemployment rates have surged as a direct result of the coronavirus outbreak. State-issued stay-at-home orders have made many industries come to a standstill. To date, more than 16 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits. The loss of employment can become a source of heightened stress for persons pursuing adjustment... read more →

The world is undergoing unprecedented events due to the Covid-19 crisis. Many industries have come to a halt in order to prevent continued spread of disease and protect our most vulnerable populations. However, a number of crucial industries continue to produce essential goods and services that society needs to survive.... read more →