Georgia House Bill 1105, also known as the Georgia Criminal Alien Track and Report Act of 2024, has sparked controversy and concern among immigrant communities across the state. We know that this potential policy has caused some anxiety among our clients, and we wanted to take a moment to explain what we know about the […]
Understanding Georgia House Bill 1105: The Impact on Immigrant Communities Read More »
Navigating US immigration law can be daunting, especially for families with ties to the military. One essential program for eligible immigrants in these families is Parole in Place (PIP). This special program offers an opportunity for certain individuals, who entered the US unlawfully but are family members of active-duty military or veterans, to be formally
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August 26th, 2023 marked the 50th anniversary of Women’s Equality Day. The date was designated to recognize the passage of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote and furthered the efforts for full equality for women in the US. The celebration is proclaimed by the president each year, sparking speeches, parades, volunteer
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I met Elliott (not his real name), in the spring of 2020. He was devastated because his U.S. citizen wife had destroyed his life. He gave up a promising internship to move to a different state be with her; when she asked if her family could move in, he agreed – unaware that they had
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I love it when a good plan comes together – especially when it’s Plan B! In 2019, we were hired by Sarai and Miguel to help them with Sarai’s immigration status. Miguel was a lawful permanent resident, Sarai had DACA and they had recently gotten married. Sarai explained that she had entered the United States
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We received some really great news on Friday and I wanted to share! Our former client, Esther, hired us in 2017 to file a VAWA and green card application for her and her daughter. Esther had endured multiple sexual assaults prior to coming to the United States and she hoped to meet a man here
A Family Reunion Years in the Making Read More »
We’re just past the half-way mark for the month, but I’m already so excited by the approvals our firm has received this month for our clients. In all of these stories, what kept the cases going was our clients’ hope. They didn’t give up – even though they were scared, had prior denials, were in
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I can’t think of a year more exciting for our firm than 2022. I’d love to take a moment and reflect on everything that happened over the last 12 months and share with you some of our biggest accomplishments and wins! We helped over 180 people achieve their immigration goals; we had some changes in
We’ve been working with Samantha (not her real name) and her family for a little over a year on a T visa. Samantha was the victim of severe human trafficking. She was brought to the US as a child and her parents then traded her for money. She was traded to a horrible human being
I’m in the midst of one of the most rewarding projects of my professional career. Our firm (with the help of some amazing volunteers) has been meeting with Afghans who were evacuated from their home about a year ago. As we work with them to prepare their asylum applications, we interview them on why they
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