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Educate Yourself on the Asylum Interview Process—Download Our Informative Free Resource In order to be granted asylum status, you need to go through an interview with USCIS. This interview is vital to your case, and one wrong move can jeopardize your overall safety. Our free resource provides several tips to help you ace your asylum interview. Just enter your email…
People across the country are up in arms about Florida Senate Bill 1718 that was recently signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis. The bill is expected to go into effect on July 1st, 2023. This bill poses a lot of concerns for not only undocumented immigrants and their families but anyone who interacts with them as well. This post…
Hundreds of thousands of people flock to the U.S. borders when living conditions in their home countries become unbearable. When situations of great repression, political strife, gang violence, or famine force families to leave in search of a safe life, it puts pressure on U.S. policy makers to create humanitarian immigration protocols for these special circumstances. Even if temporary, they…
LGBTQ+ individuals and families all over the world suffer discrimination and violence disproportionately more than their heteronormative counterparts worldwide. In the U.S. In 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the federal government must recognize same-sex marriages for purposes of federal law, including immigration. This was a major victory for same-sex couples and their families, as it allowed them to…
La Ley de Ajuste Cubano de 1966 se promulgó en respuesta a la inmigración masiva de Cubanos que huían de su país de origen. La ley fue creada para permitir a los Cubanos elegibles que han estado en los Estados Unidos durante al menos un año solicitar su residencia (tarjeta verde). Este año se han introducido cambios que darán a…