Phoenix Immigration & Criminal Defense Lawyers
Last month, the Trump administration published a new “public charge” rule that will make some immigrants who rely on Medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers, and other types of public assistance ineligible for green cards. Under the new rule, the following types of public ...
Read MoreDuring the first three years of President Trump’s term in office, there has been a substantial increase in immigration activity by U.S. Immigration ...
View MoreForeign investors who meet criteria of the EB-5 program can apply for conditional lawful permanent residence in the United States if they make a ...
View MoreLast week, Congressional Democrats vocalized their disdain for policies initiated by the Trump administration after representatives visited and ...
View MoreAccording to U.S. District Judge Marsha Pechman, it is unconstitutional to indefinitely detain migrants who cross the U.S border seeking asylum ...
View MoreLast month, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a new plan called “eProcessing” that will accelerate its transition to a ...
View MoreAs more immigrants from Central America cross the U.S. Border into desert border communities like Yuma, the immigration system under the Trump ...
View MoreOne attorney in Texas who recently secured the release of an immigrant boy from federal custody is trying to use the victory to remove teenage ...
View MorePresident Donald Trump recently selected Mark Morgan to be the head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Morgan is a former FBI agent and ...
View MoreOn April 25, 2019, a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration has six months to track down and account for thousands more children and ...
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