Fighting For Your Rights.
Protecting Your Future.
If you live in San Diego or Southern California and have a Green Card, one small mistake could put your future at risk. This isn’t just a theory. It’s already happening in immigrant communities across the region. Whether you come from Mexico, Vietnam or another...
Recent news shows that immigration officers are arresting people in downtown San Diego. Some of them are asylum seekers. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers have taken them into custody right after their court hearings. One example is an Afghan...
Family relationships are one of the simplest ways for people to qualify for immigration opportunities. Foreign nationals who have loved ones in the United States can obtain visas or even green cards. They can secure practical support while living in the United States...
For many immigrants, language barriers can make the U.S. immigration process even more challenging than it already is. Understanding legal documents, communicating with government agencies and attending immigration hearings require clear communication. When language...
Green cards are one of the most powerful immigration tools available. Individuals with green cards can live and work in the United States with minimal fear of removal from the country. They only have to fill out paperwork once a decade to retain their status. However,...
You can be deported from the United States for many reasons. People are often most concerned with illegal activity or criminal allegations. Are they going to be deported for a simple crime like shoplifting or driving under the influence? They don’t want to make any...
Living with an abusive partner is a harrowing experience, and the path to safety can be complicated, especially when it comes to immigration matters. The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) provides a legal avenue for abused spouses, but what happens if you have already...
If you have a “mixed-status” marriage and family, there’s important news from the federal government. President Biden recently announced that he is expanding the Parole in Place program to include non-military families. The program allows unauthorized immigrants who...
If you fall in love with someone who lacks the legal right to live in the United States, things will be more challenging than usual if you reach the point where you want to marry. The U.S. government makes fiancé(e) visas available for this purpose, however getting...
The path to becoming a U.S. citizen is filled with hopes of great opportunities, but it can also be nerve-wracking. One major hurdle is the naturalization interview and test. While most people pass on their first try, some may not. Are you worried about failing the...