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Relationships That Can Sponsor Lawful Permanent Residence

Garry Davis August 24, 2016

The freedoms we enjoy, the economic opportunities and the relatively peaceful and stable social situation in the United States continues to make it a prime

Foreign Nationals and the Right to Counsel

Erin Brown July 21, 2016

The influx of minors from Central America into the United States has created reverberations in the country’s ongoing immigration debate and now occupies a position

Impact of Tattoos on Consular Processing

Alan Diamante July 13, 2016

Tattooing has been consistently practiced around the world since at least Neolithic times. Today, a tattoo can be a scarlet letter that precludes someone from

Possible Naturalization for Deported Veterans

Alan Diamante June 11, 2016

While statistics are not readily available, it is conceivable that hundreds, if not thousands, of U.S. veterans have been deported for having committed a criminal

Who Cannot Obtain a Green Card?

Garry Davis May 11, 2016

People often ask me how difficult it is to obtain a green card. In typical lawyer fashion, I generally answer, “It depends.” For someone with

Ninth Circuit Finds That Statute Violates Equal Protection

Alan Diamante April 27, 2016

Certain forms of immigration relief require a showing of good moral character, such as voluntary departure, cancellation of removal and naturalization. Pursuant to the Immigration

Seeking Asylum: Effects of the Immigration and Nationality Act

Alan Diamante April 1, 2016

The human right to seek asylum from persecution is fundamental. The controlling international convention on refugee law is the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status

Are Your Corporate Clients Ready For The H-1B Visa Stampede?

Dan White February 18, 2016

Companies use the H-1B visa to employ foreign national professionals in engineering, information technology, finance and other fields requiring a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent

The DAPA & DACA Debate

Erin Brown February 9, 2016

On Jan. 19, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to decide the legality of the president’s executive action to protect more than four million undocumented immigrants

Political Asylum

Garry Davis September 10, 2015

Political asylum is an application filed with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), an agency in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), that allows

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Relationships That Can Sponsor Lawful Permanent Residence

Foreign Nationals and the Right to Counsel

Impact of Tattoos on Consular Processing

Possible Naturalization for Deported Veterans

Who Cannot Obtain a Green Card?

Ninth Circuit Finds That Statute Violates Equal Protection

Seeking Asylum: Effects of the Immigration and Nationality Act

Are Your Corporate Clients Ready For The H-1B Visa Stampede?

The DAPA & DACA Debate

Political Asylum

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