Federal Court affirms the administration’s decision to terminate TPS

Changes to work permits based on Asylum

Did you know that if you are unemployed, exceeding the unemployment limits could result in loss of status?

Federal judges determined that the Public Charge law should continue to apply.

Immigration Fee Increase

Trump does not want to count undocumented immigrants in the Census

Another triumph for the young people known as “Dreamers”

Important announcement about the DACA

New limitations for asylum seekers due to Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Immigrant Alert

GOOD and NOT so good News for ASYLUM APPLICANTS

US Supreme Court decides that immigrants who seek asylum and fail their credible fear interview have no right to appeal ruling in federal courts

The Court of Appeal allows the Government to increase the numbers of Immigrants who can be deported.

Can people who qualify for DACA apply for the first time after the US Supreme Court decision? USA of allowing the program to continue despite efforts by the Trump administration to end it.

President Donald Trump declares that several work visas will be suspended until December 2020.

President Donald Trump announces drastic changes to asylum-based work permits.

Coronavirus Relief Fund denied to Young College Dreamers Protected by DACA Protection Program.

Today is a day to celebrate big!!!

A new decree is being prepared that would suspend two Visa Programs for Professionals, the H-1B and the L-1 in the United States

Foreigners with a J-1 Visa are in danger of losing their immigration benefits.

The U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) will implement a new interactive voice response telephone system, in English and Spanish.

Federal judge decided not to Block the Trump Administration’s Immigration Ban.

Information on Visa Lottery results is deferred

Federal Court prevents immigration from requesting proof of Health Insurance from asylum seekers.

Federal Judge dismisses lawsuit filed against the Trump Administration’s Immigration Suspension measure.

Is all immigration to the United States temporarily suspended?

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recognized that nonimmigrant aliens may remain beyond their authorized period of admission to the country.

How is the coronavirus pandemic affecting immigration procedures?

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) announces closure of its offices and reports on measures to reduce the adverse impact of this decision on the immigrant community

ATTENTION DEAR CUSTOMERS

Official statement from our firm regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19)

States Receive Green Light to Prosecute Those with False Social Security Numbers

Immigrant Alert: Traveling as Tourists with a Visa Will Not Be Enough to Enter the US

Venezuelan Immigrants May Request “Letter of No Objection”

The US Immigration and Citizenship Service (USCIS) has updated their processes to accept family requests abroad.

Government May Deny Residency to Applicants Receiving Public Assistance

Considerations to Restrict the Issuance of Visas to Pregnant Women, Who are Suspected of Giving Birth in the US

Increased Actions to Prevent Foreigners Who Stay Beyond the Time Allowed

Social Security Changes May Affect Immigrants in 2020

Case of the death of immigrant Carlos Gregorio Hernández of Guatemalan origin in a border patrol station

Non-Agricultural Visa Applications Closed

Supreme Court will decide the future of the “Dreamers”

Proposed Law Seeks to Increase Immigration Rates for the Year 2020

New Investment Requirements Under the EB5 Visa

Traffic Violation May Affect Your Road to Residency or Naturalization

Supreme Court Begins to Evaluate Immigrant Cases with False Social Security Numbers

The Opening of the Visa Lottery Program Announced

Supreme Court Temporarily Allows President Trump Policy Limiting Asylum at the Border

In Solidarity with the people of the Bahamas

For Immigration Purposes, Children of Cuban Parents will not be Recognized.

New Rule Prevents Persons Considered a Public Charge from Becoming Residents

US Senate Refuses to Approve Bill (TPS) for Venezuelans

More Obstacles Arise for Asylum Seekers in the US

Guatemala Enters Agreement to Become a Third Safe Country

Temporary Protection Status Program (TPS) approved for Venezuelans by the House of Representatives of Congress

T P S for Venezuelans?

New initiative of the White House seeks to limit applicants of Central American asylums in the southern border of the USA.

Recent Decision Allows Asylum Seekers Detained at Border Opportunity for Bail

Supreme Court Considers the Legality of the DACA Deferred Action Program

Immigration Alert – ICE is expected to start Immigration Raid in Miami this Sunday

Social Network Information Now Part of the Visa Application

New Memorandum Seeks to Collect Debt from Immigrants who receive Financial Assistance

New Immigration Plan Announced

Florida Legislation Ratifies Bill Against Sanctuary Cities

Results of the Diversity Visa Program Made Known

Immigration and Citizenship Services Clarifies Consequences on the Possession and Distribution of Marijuana

Immigrants who entered the United States without inspection and seeking asylum, will no longer be eligible to be released on bond

New Initiative will Allow Hondurans to Travel For Work in the United States

The federal judge suspended the immigration policy of sending immigrants to Mexico who request an asylum even if they are not originally from that country.

New Service Informs Public of Employers Requesting H-1B Workers

Thousands of West African immigrants in the US today received great news from the administration of President Donald Trump

Proposed Law would Provide Many Immigrants Permanent Legality

Supreme Court Rules in favor of Immigrants Punished by Arbitrary Charges

Scam Alert! – Individuals Posing as Government Agents

The US Department of National Security Extends the Validity of Work Permits for Nicaraguans, Haitians, Salvadorans and Sudanese

The US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) Announced Through its Website that it will Use its New Online Tool for People Who Call their Contact Center.

The President of the United States Declares National Emergency

Scholarship Program for Immigrant Youth (Dreamers) at Miami Dade College.

The Immigration Service Announces Deadlines for People Wishing to Change Their Nonimmigrant Visa Status

Most outstanding aspects of the immigration plan discussed by President Trump during the State of the Union

Immigration Alert- As of today, Monday, January 28, the Immigration Courts have reopened.

Aspects of Immigration that stood out during the week that has just concluded

The Dreamers begin pressuring the Government to restitute the authorization to travel abroad

Partial closure of the Federal Government or the Wall? Are there alternatives?

A Federal Judge has annuled the restrictions established by the Trump Administration to immigrants who apply for Asylum due to domestic violence or gangs in their countries of origin

Bipartisan group reveals project that could grant Temporary Protection or TPS to Venezuelans in the US

More than 150 countries adopted a global pact aimed at improving the way in which the world handles the flow of immigrants.

The Law that would make it a felony to help or encourage an immigrant to enter or live in the US illegally has been annulled

The Caravan – a trip to freedom or the cost of a great sacrifice?

Proposed resolution at the United Nations on Immigrants was rejected only by the United States.

Change in the Asylum Policy.

DACA is still valid!!!!

New guidelines on deportations in the US come into force on October 1st

Immigration Judges can no longer use their discretion to terminate a deportation case

The Latest Changes in Immigration

If you recently received a green card , you may have to return it.

Judge John Dates of the District of Columbia ordered to keep the benefits of the DACA Deferred Action Program.

Hondurans have 18 months to regularize their status or leave the country

The Immigration Agency changed the method of delivery of documents to Immigrants through the United States Postal Service

The Supreme Court of Justice of the United States decided that the Government cannot automatically deport immigrants who commit certain crimes