The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has been a beacon of hope for hundreds of thousands of young immigrants in the United States since its creation in 2012. However, its future remains uncertain in 2025, with political and legal challenges continuing to shape the program. While current recipients, known as Dreamers, continue to…
DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) is a program that offers protection from deportation and work authorization to individuals who came to the U.S. as children and meet certain qualifications. Since DACA doesn’t grant permanent legal status, recipients have to renew their status regularly to stay protected and keep their ability to work and reside…
Thousands of U.S. travel visas are issued each year. Some come visit for just a few weeks, while others can stay for years. The process and complexities of travel visas can be complicated with several categories, requirements, and processes. Many visitors aren’t sure which visa type is right for them. So we’re breaking down the…
At a recent local bar association meeting, a partner at goBRANDgo!, Brandon Dempsey, urged our gathering of solo and small firm lawyers to brand themselves using principles he developed for his own business. He shared some of those principles with us, and showed us how they helped make his venture… Read more
We want to think of the United States as an example of a fair legal system. People have many rights and countless venues of exercising them. When any of our rights are even so much as threatened, we sue and are financially rewarded for whatever perceived or actual wrongdoing has occurred. In criminal cases, even the most notorious criminals are given the chance of a… Read more
In 2016 then-Candidate Donald Trump campaigned upon a promise to crack down on asylum seekers. Throughout this year, he has tried to fulfill that promise as aggressively as possible.
In January 2019, the Trump administration implemented a “Stay in Mexico” policy wherein… Read more
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, or USCIS, announced they are implementing a new version of the civics test required as part of the naturalization process, namely, they have increased the list of possible questions from 100 to 128. They have also doubled the number of questions posed at the interview from 10 to 20 and now require 12 correct answers to… Read more
After three years, numerous lawsuits, and battles at every level of the federal court system, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has been restored in full. Judge Nicholas Garaufis delivered the opinion last Friday, December 4th. His opinion mandated the Department of Homeland Security to post a notice online that they are accepting… Read more
The Trump Administration unveiled a new set of laws concerning asylum that are slated to go into effect January 11th, 2021. The changes are expected to greatly reduce the amount of people granted asylum in the United States, part of the administration’s goal to create roadblocks to immigrants hoping to come to the US. This rule will likely face challenges in court… Read more
The Trump administration made restricting immigration one of its main goals over their four years in the White House. Now, the job falls to President Biden to undo the harm that was caused by restrictive policies. Fortunately, with Democrats taking a majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, there is reason to feel hopeful. Read more
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