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The nuances of immigration law are often the difference between obtaining citizenship or getting denied. It’s important to know and understand the laws that govern your immigration status so that your expectations are clear. Below are 3 important immigration law tips to think about in your quest for citizenship: Think about establishing citizenship as soonRead more

Immigration laws can be tricky since they vary from state to state. The New York Times published an interesting article this past weekend filled with simple graphics explaining which states make it harder and easier for illegal immigrants to get certain rights and benefits. With immigration reform being a hot and controversial topic on theRead more

Immigration law is often tricky terrain to navigate when it comes to gaining U.S. citizenship. Depending on where you are coming from, for what reason and your familial situation are all factors that will make the process either easier or more difficult for you. Below are five reasons why you may need an immigration lawyer:Read more

Immigration law reform debates between the White House and Congress are really heating up right now. The Republican Party is aimed at stopping President Obama’s attempt to extend legal work permits and benefits to millions of illegal immigrants. Obama is also attempting to protect the parents of children who were born in the United StatesRead more

While immigration may make your life easier, filling out the forms and paperwork to immigrate will definitely make your life a bit more difficult for a period of time. If you feel uncomfortable doing the paperwork on your own, want to expedite the process with experienced counsel or have encountered issues, an immigration lawyer mightRead more

When it comes to the law in the United States, immigration law is considered by most to be the most confusing and difficult to interpret. A cheap and fast immigration expert is not common because immigration law is such a specialized field of information. Below are 3 basics things to know about immigration law. YouRead more

The core difference between The DREAM Act and Deferred Action is that Deferred Action does not allow lawful status and the Dream Act would. Deferred Action is ONLY a momentary reprieve from deportation, which would last two years, with an option for renewal. Like The Dream Act, recipients of Deferred Action are allowed to getRead more

We have all been there before when wondering why College is so expensive? If you haven’t been there, you probably have a friend or know someone who has. It appears like the state of Florida will be helping out its own college students who are citizens of the United State but who have undocumented parents,Read more

What is Deferred Action?  The DREAM Act has been the cause of great debate for many year when talked about in politics.  It has been introduced countless times, President Obama has always supported the bill, but after it failed to pass in the Senate in 2010, advocacy groups began pressuring President Obama he took mattersRead more

Have you ever thought to yourself what are immigration detention centers? Where are they? Who is being placed in these detention centers and for what reasons? Are these people a threat to my family and I? Are they a threat to our nation? Did they commit a ridiculous crime? Or where they just in theRead more