Immigration
A Pathway to a United States E-2 Visa from Grenadian Citizenship
An individual can gain citizenship and dual citizenship through a variety of avenues. For example, one may have been born...
International Students: Recent Updates for Students on F-1 and M-1 Visas
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) published a news release on July 6 that announced changes to nonimmigrant students...
E-Verify: A New System to Check the Immigration Status of New Employees
On June 30, 2020, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law Senate Bill 664, Verification of Employment Eligibility. A legislative...
How Does The New Public Charge Rule Affect Green Card Applicants?
There has long been a component, during the immigration process, to prove that one will not become a burden on...
What Can Be Done to Help a Non-US Citizen Who Has Been Abused by Their Spouse
Immigrant communities are often overlooked and marginalized by society. The most vulnerable amongst them are the abused spouses of citizens...
Doe v. Nielson: Managing Mass Migration at the Border
Between 2015 and 2019 almost 300,000 individuals were apprehended by the United States Border Patrol in the Tucson Sector. These...
The Basics of the Diversity Immigrant Visa Lottery Program
Diversity immigrant visa lottery program, also known as The Green Card Lottery, represents the United States government lottery program for...
Denials, Delays & Disfunction – The Year In Review
In 2019, no aspect of our country’s immigration system escaped profound change. The upheaval left children separated from their parents,...
Immigration Court: A System in Crisis and a Call for Reform
Recent policy changes affecting immigration courts are impeding their ability to safeguard the due process rights of non-citizens in a...
Change Continues to Jolt America’s Immigration System
If anything is constant in today’s immigration landscape, it is that change is consistently happening. September has been no different...
