Serving The Immigration Needs Of The San Diego Area Since 1984
It’s a frightening time to be a brown-skinned immigrant living in the United States. There are reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with covered faces capturing people on the street, pulling them out of cars and disappearing even U.S. citizens who have...
There’s been some talk recently by the president and others in the administration about deporting people even if they’re U.S. citizens. Certainly, this has added to the anxiety that many people are feeling who came here from other countries, who previously considered...
Family-based immigration is one of the simplest means of legally entering the United States. People who have close family members living in the country may be able to obtain visas or green cards. The closer the family relationship is, the more options an aspiring...
If you’re facing deportation or worried that you might be deported from the U.S., you may be wondering how quickly things could happen. How fast can you be deported? The answer depends on multiple factors. Deportation can take weeks, months or even years. While the...
Investing in a U.S. business to obtain a visa can be a smart path toward living and working in the United States, but it is important for those interested in this opportunity to understand that it is associated with legal and financial risks that require careful...
People come to the United States from other countries to try to find a better life. One issue that some people face is that the program they used to enter and remain in the country lawfully is discontinued. When this happens, trying to find a way to legally remain...
People often come to the United States with the hope of building a better life than they had before. They come seeking opportunities, including the ability to earn a living, but this must be done the right way so that they can lawfully work. For immigrants, having...
Cuban exiles have historically received special protections and relief from deportation, but that might be changing soon. A growing number of Cuban immigrants, including some who have lived in this country for decades, are facing challenging situations from...
A Notice to Appear (NTA) is a formal document issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. It begins the removal process for someone who may not have legal status to stay in the country. The NTA tells the individual they must go before an immigration judge and...
Being in the United States if you aren’t a citizen is becoming increasingly frightening for many people. People who have built their lives here, expecting to stay forever, are now looking over their shoulders and checking the news for anything that could jeopardize...