Immigrants currently residing in California and in other states across the country may, at some point, find themselves in need of relief from deportation. The deportation and removal process is, understandably, frightening, as families are often ripped apart and lives are totally changed. There are a number of defenses that can be utilized to stall and/or stop the deportation process. Applying for 212(c) waivers, if eligible, is just one of them.
Those wishing to homeschool their children may be granted asylum
Choosing how to educate one's child is a very personal decision. Numerous parents in California and across the country decide to stick with public schools, while others will only consider private schools. The homeschool movement, while not a new concept, is growing in the United States and in other parts of the world. Unfortunately, in other countries, homeschooling is considered against the law. Because of this, the U.S. government is considering granting asylum to those who wish to homeschool their children.
United States green cards: How do I know if I'm eligible for one?
When it comes to immigration policies and procedures, everything can get a little confusing. This is particularly true for those who are not familiar with the system or processes needed to obtain certain documents. To help those in California hoping to achieve permanent residency status and/or citizenship, this week's post is going to cover eligibility requirements specifically related to green cards.
