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Feb, 2025
Possible Defenses to Deportation of Undocumented Alien
Deportation is undoubtedly the most feared term for any undocumented immigrant living in the country without proper papers....
Feb, 2025
Frequently Asked Questions About Preparing Form I-864 Affidavit of Support for Family Immigration
A supporting affidavit, or US immigration I-864, is an agreement between the petitioner and the government in which the...
Feb, 2025
How the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) Helps Immediate Relatives of U.S. Citizens
Are you worried that your child will turn 21 years old before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services...
Feb, 2025
Common Crimes Making Visa or Green Card Holders Deportable: Theft, Burglary, Assault
If you are a visa or green card holder in California, you have the privilege to live in the United States. However, with...
Jan, 2025
Immigration Law Updates in 2024
In 2024, California took major strides by enacting various immigration laws that strengthen and promote the civil and labor...
Jan, 2025
Immigration Detention 101: Information for Detainees’ Family and Friends
The government can arrest and detain an immigrant living in the United States if they do not have proper documentation or...
Dec, 2024
What Are the Immigration Consequences of Overstaying Your Visa?
If you hold a visa and stay in the United States beyond the “admit until date” on your...
Dec, 2024
What are the New Border Immigration Rules? Here’s What You Need to Know
Title 42 dates back to the 1944 Public Health Act. Many decades ago, this law's primary purpose was to address social...
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