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Fighting for Asylum Rights during a Trump Presidency

Volunteering at the Border: Defending Asylum Rights Against Trump's Illegal Rule Written by an Immigration Attorney I spent a week volunteering at the Mexican-U.S. border, working alongside other attorneys who came from all over the country to help people asking for protection in the United States. U.S. [...]

Federal Judge Counters Trump’s Public Charge Rule

The Public Charge Rule: Navigating New Immigration Challenges Written by an Immigration Attorney For decades, the United States has denied permanent residency to anyone likely to rely primarily upon the government for their main source of support. This is the “public charge” bar to residency and is [...]

Detained by ICE: Tips

Six Things to Know If You're Detained by ICE When it comes to dealing with Immigration Customs Enforcement officers, it's better to be safe than sorry. Being prepared for an ICE raid will help you stay calm throughout the process. Below are [...]

Immigration Detainers Ignored by Most NC Sheriff’s Offices in 2019

What is an Immigration Detainer? An Immigration detainer is a request for the state to hold people without a valid court order. This is also referred to as an ICE detainer or immigration hold. The State or Federal Government cannot hold a person, citizen or not, without a [...]

Últimas Noticias Sobre DACA: El Sube y Baja Emocional Continua

En el 2017, la Corte Federal del Distrito del Norte de California impuso un mandato judicial que impidió el gobierno de Trump terminar con el programa de DACA. Este mandato también dio amplio tiempo al tribunal para decidir si el gobierno de Trump podría legalmente acabar con DACA. Naturalmente, el gobierno apeló esta decisión a [...]

DACA Update: DREAMER Roller Coaster Continues

In 2017 the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California issued a preliminary injunction. It prevented the Trump Administration from ending the renewal process for DACA participants. It also allowed time for the courts to decide if the Trump Administration could lawfully end the [...]

Trump’s Immigration Policy Changes Make Legal Representation Imperative

NEW TRUMP IMMIGRATION POLICY CHANGES: It is now easier for an application immigration case to be denied and your case potentially referred to Immigration Court. Trump’s New Policy Changes Increases the Need For Expert Immigration Attorneys to Represent You in Your Immigration Case Immigration Attorney with Dummit Fradin [...]

Los cambios migratorios impuestos por Trump hacen imprescindible la representación legal

ANUNCIOS DE NUEVOS CAMBIOS EN ADJUDICACIONES DE MIGRACION LEGAL DE TRUMP: Ahora es más fácil que se niegue la solicitud de un caso de inmigración y su caso sea remitido a la Corte de Inmigración. Los nuevos cambios aumentan la necesidad de que los abogados expertos en inmigración lo representen en su caso de [...]

Applying for Naturalization (Spouse of Citizen)

Naturalization When Married to a US Citizen Applicants that are married to US citizens do not have to wait as long as other lawful permanent residents to apply to become US citizens. You can apply for naturalization after three years of obtaining [...]

El gobierno anuncia que están aceptando las solicitudes de renovación de DACA

Obtenga sus aplicaciones de renovación de DACA ahora. USCIS ha anunciado que reanudará la aceptación de las solicitudes de renovación de DACA según los términos de la política vigentes antes de que el programa fuera eliminado el 5 de septiembre de 2017. ¿Quién puede renovar su DACA? Su DACA expiró después del 5 de septiembre [...]