Recent developments in immigration law have certainly caused a great deal of fear and worry among immigrant families. Fear can either propel to action or can immobilize and paralyze. In recent articles, it has been our goal to offer words of hope. Having correct information and knowledge should empower, and... read more →

On March 6, 2017, President Trump made a second attempt at protecting the nation from the submission of foreign terrorists. However, this "watered down version" of the same titled first order was blocked by federal judges in Maryland and Hawaii. Upon review of the plain language and purpose of the... read more →

Are you or an immediate family member (meaning spouse, child or parent) undocumented? If so, you belong to a group of an estimated 16 million people in the United States who have "mixed-status" families. If so, know that you are not alone and you have options. As immigration policy and enforcement... read more →

Q: What are my rights if immigration officers ("ICE") come to my house?Even if you are in this country without valid status or are undocumented, the U.S. Constitution affords certain rights. You don't have to open the door or let the officers into your home unless the immigration officers have... read more →

Recent executive orders signed by President Trump, have sparked widespread discussion within the immigrant community. U.S. immigration laws and policy are centerstage. Much of what is being discussed within the immigrant community, although well intentioned, can often be misguided and misleading. In this current situation, having an immigration expert educate... read more →

Individuals with DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) are able to apply for travel permits ("advance parole") under very specific sets of circumstances: visiting a sick relative(s), school or work related travel. If you currently have DACA or believe you might qualify for DACA, reach out to us so we... read more →

On February 20, 2017 The U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a Memo outlining the new enforcement priorities for ICE. People that are a priority for removal are those that: (1) have been convicted of a criminal offense; (2) have been charged with a criminal offense that has not been... read more →

Immigration policy and enforcement continues to evolve undergoing a large shift and uncertainty abounds. Undocumented immigrants fear ICE knocking at their door and those with lawful immigration status, but who are not yet U.S. citizens, are also uncertain. Concern is understandable, and in times like this it is of the... read more →