Two Latin American women argue that they each lost their pregnancies after being taken into custody by United States Customs and Border Protection agents since July 2017. In both instances, the women were first detained by border patrol officers, then transferred into the custody of immigrantion and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
Will President Trump's travel ban impact you or your loved ones?
There's a saying that the third time's the charm. That seems to be the hope of the Executive branch right now. After major court challenges and enforcement issues with two previous immigrantion and travel bans, the White House released a third travel ban just when certain provisions were about to expire. This new travel ban, announced on Sept. 24, 2017, will take effect on Oct. 18, 2017.
JAN BEJAR: LUCHANDO POR LOS MIGRANTES
Cuestionar la autoridad de figuras desde profesores hasta jueces parece algo que podría meter a una persona en problemas, pero es lo que ha ayudado al abogado de inmigración Jan Bejar a convertirse en un abogado reconocido.
JAN BEJAR: FIGHTING FOR IMMIGRANTS
Questioning authority figures from teachers to judges seems like something that could get a person in trouble, but it is what has helped immigrantion Attorney Jan Bejar become a recognized lawyer.
Immigrant Gaston Cazares faces deportation
SAN DIEGO -- The father of a special needs student at Scripps Ranch High School may be sent back to Mexico in a matter of days.
How to obtain a marriage-based visa
Moving to the United States is the dream of millions of people across the globe. They come to the country to find work, safety, and a better life for their family. They do their best to reunite with their family as much as possible, which is where marriage-based visas come into play.
Immigration Lawyer Jan Bejar Receives Mexico's Prestigious Ohtli Award
San Diego immigration lawyer Jan Bejar received Mexico's prestigious Ohtli Award Monday at a Mexican National Day ceremony on the UC San Diego Campus.
Entregan Premio Ohtli 2017 a Jan Béjar, fundador de la La Clínica de la Inmigración de la Universidad de San Diego
SAN DIEGO.- Defender, proteger y protestar en contra de las condiciones injustas a la que muchas veces se ven sometidos los inmigrantes en este país, es un trabajo que Jan Bejar, reconocido con el Premio Ohtli 2017 (Ohtli Award 2017).
Immigrantion Lawyer Jan Bejar Receives Mexico's Prestigious Ohtli Award
San Diego immigrantion lawyer Jan Bejar received Mexico's prestigious Ohtli Award Monday at a Mexican National Day ceremony on the UC San Diego Campus.
8 key factors that are considered when applying for citizenship
You're interested in applying for citizenship, but you're not sure if you qualify. Though everyone won't be approved, it's important to make sure that you actually meet the criteria before applying.
The facts about green cards
There is a lot of inaccurate information floating around about immigrantion these days. Sometimes it’s the result of changing policies and sometimes rumors. With immigrantion a top story in the current US political climate, it’s hard to know what is true. Whatever the discussion, green cards tend to be at the heart of the debate.
Reasons you may be denied entry into the United States
If you've gone through the effort to save up money to come to the United States only to arrive and be denied entry, then you may be unclear as to why that occurred.
Applying for a TN Visa for work in the United States
Residents of Mexico and Canada who wish to enter the United States to work must first obtain a visa. Residents of these two countries are legally permitted to hold employment in the United States due to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The TN Visa, which is short for nonimmigrant NAFTA Professional, allows residents of Mexico and Canada to work in the country for predetermined business.
U.S. government ends Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, often called DACA, started under former President Barack Obama. On Tuesday, Sept. 5, the new administration announced that the program would end.
Obtaining United States citizenship through your parents
So many people throughout San Diego desire to become naturalized citizens of the United States. They either came to the country seeking employment, education or a completely new life. Now, they want to remain and use their previous clearance to establish citizenship. Here's how you can obtain United States citizenship through your parents.
Workers can expect interviews, delays before getting green cards
Immigrants with work visas who are trying to get green cards are likely to see delays in the process. On Aug. 28, the U.S. Citizenship and immigrantion Services announced that they will be required to submit to an in-person interview once their I-485 green card applications are submitted.
