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The Violence Against Women Act was passed in 1994. Under this Act, people who have been abused by a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident spouse or parent can get a green card without the help of the abuser. The Act is intended to help immigrants who feel forced to remain in an abusive relationship because […]

This past week the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments from the State of Texas (and other states including Kansas) and the Obama administration regarding President Obama’s Executive Action for DAPA and expanded DACA. It is expected that there will be a decision on the case sometime this summer–in late June or early July. […]

Nearly every day, a person with DACA comes to us wanting to know whether he or she should pursue a potential U-Visa or Consular Process case…or just stick with DACA. Or the person believes he may qualify for DAPA in the future and wants to know if he should just “wait for DAPA.” Our response to […]

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  We’ve all purchased a product only to realize later that the seller was not legitimate or the product was not as it seemed. The same can be found within immigration services. Unfortunately, there are people out there just waiting to take advantage of the uninformed immigrant. To protect yourself from falling prey to someone […]

This week, our office has received hundreds of phone calls from panicked clients, concerned about the recent raids by ICE. People want to know whether they can actually be detained by ICE, what might put them at risk for this, and what they can do if they are indeed detained. It’s first important to understand that […]

You and your spouse qualify to apply for consular process. Your attorney has explained the process and advised you that you’ll need a waiver of inadmissibility for illegal presence. She’s given you the options and explained the differences between the two types of waiver. But now you’re at home, discussing it with your spouse, and […]

Many people who find themselves in removal proceedings do not qualify for an immigration benefit. So how does the person remain in the U.S.? What are their options? For some people, the only option is to ask the Department of Homeland Security for prosecutorial discretion. Asking for prosecutorial discretion means asking the Department of Homeland […]