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Immigration policy focuses on financial stability
Many people seeking the legal ability to live and work in the United States do so in an effort to improve their lives and the lives of their family members. When initially leaving their native countries, however, they may have limited financial resources. A policy...
What happens during the deportation process?
According to USA.gov, deportation from the United States occurs for many reasons, including lack of immigration status, visa violations, participating in criminal activities or threatening public safety. Officials must follow the law when deporting you, and they must...
Can the government end your asylum status?
The United States government often allows people who suffer persecution in other countries to stay in the U.S. by granting them asylum. As an asylee, you may stay in the country for an indefinite period of time and take an American job for as long as you stay here. As...
Do I need to apply for a temporary or permanent resident visa?
To live and work in California, you must first apply for a visa through an embassy in your native country. According to the U.S. Department of State, those workers performing one-time specialty or seasonal labor could choose to apply for a temporary visa. A temporary...
What should you do if your visa gets stolen or lost?
If you travel to the United States to visit your family members or pursue educational or career opportunities, a visa allows you to legally cross the port of entry. Traveling with an expired visa may complicate your trip and put you in trouble with customs. While you...
Dedicated to fighting for immigrants and their loved ones
Immigration news today is scary. Threats of mass deportations, limitations on visas, and more restrictions on asylum seekers are enough to bring fear to just about any immigrant. Far too often, people who hear this news tend to take to hiding or procrastinate in hopes...
Immigration filing fees are increasing on October 2, 2020; seeking asylum no longer free; file your applications now
Immigrants in California come from a variety of backgrounds and different countries. Every immigrant has a story as to why they want to be a citizen of the U.S. Since its beginning, the U.S. has welcomed immigrants, but a recent change in charges to get citizenship is...
Who can get a green card?
A green card is an identification card that shows that the cardholder is a permanent resident of the United States. Unlike a nonimmigrant visa, a green card signifies that the cardholder can remain in the United States permanently. Because of the significance of a...
Three possible outcomes to the asylum process
Asylum is a critical legal process that allows individuals who face persecution in their home nations to live in the United States. Every day, men, women and children flee oppressive, abusive and dangerous environments in order to seek safety from those who would...
The new ruling protects young immigrants who are eligible to enroll in DACA for now
Young immigrants across the country are rejoicing this week. These “Dreamers’” dreams are closer to coming true due to the recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court. This ruling has countered President Trump’s goal of ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals...
