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Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments About Asylum Policies
On October 1st, a federal appeals court took a closure look at two of the Trump administration's controversial asylum policies ...
September to Remember
It’s been a good month for Klinke Immigration and a month of surprises when it comes to Immigration Law and ...
Looking at Human Trafficking Differently
Looking at Human Trafficking Differently Atlanta is one of the worst cities for human trafficking. We hear this often, but ...
20 Organizations File Suit to Block Indefinite Detainment of Immigrant Children
20 organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, filed a legal brief to block a federal regulation that would allow ...
USCIS to Re-Open Deferred Deportation Requests
According to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the agency will start reopening pending cases of immigrants who applied for deportation relief. ...
August Good News
“Being positive doesn’t mean ignoring the negative. Being positive means overcoming the negative. There’s a big difference between the two.” ...
End of Deferred Action
On August 7, 2019 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) stopped accepting and adjudicating requests for non-military “deferred action,” a ...
A Difficult August: Deferred Action and Public Charge Updates
Later this week, I’ll talk about some positive things that happened for our clients, but I wanted to share some ...
USCIS Plans to Redesign the Naturalization Civics Exam
According to reports, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be making new changes to the Naturalization Civics Exam that ...