Keep Hurting Families The zero-tolerance policy implemented by Donald Trump´s Administration keeps hurting families. U.S. government deported at least 463 parents who were separated from their children at the border between the months of May and June. This number is not final, more people could be affected. Most of these parents have been sent back […]
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Extend TPS Somalia The Secretary of Homeland Security finished her review of all pending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designations last week. She announced that Somalia’s designation will be extended two more years. That brings the total number of remaining TPS designations to just four countries. At the start of the Trump administration there were 10.
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Easily deny visas In less than two months, the Trump administration will be able to easily deny visas. Since last Friday, anyone who reviews visa applications or petitions has the discretion to deny requests without seeking additional evidence that might be needed to complete an application, or issuing a notice stating the intent to deny
USCIS Policy Change USCIS Policy Change In their new guidance, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will now start deportation proceedings for thousands of applicants who are denied an immigration benefit. This policy change is a clear sign of a change in the way that USCIS operates. Just as a refresher, USCIS is to administer
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Winners 2018 Corporate Immigration & Relocation Awards Winners of the 2018 Corporate Immigration & Relocation Awards We are very happy to share that the British publication Acquisition International, awarded us with their Corporate Immigration & Relocation Award. This international recognition makes us feel humbled and more eager to continue working hard and offering the best quality
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USCIS Policy Change Interview with Dr. James Triana Dr. James Triana contacted us to have an interview with attorney Karen Weinstock about immigration issues and the current situation. He provides national immigration psychological assessments in immigration issues like asylum, domestic violence, and family-based situations. Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! Facebook Twitter Reddit Linkedin Whatsapp
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Volunteering Volunteering Back by popular demand! This year we went back to the Atlanta Community Food Bank for our volunteering day. This was our third time helping them fight hunger in our community. It was our pleasure to support them and the wonderful work that they do. Our team enjoyed a day of giving back to the community.
Trump separating families Trump separating families Donald Trump and his Administration are been heavily criticized worldwide due to their policy that separates immigrant parents and children when they cross the border from Mexico to the United States. These are some keys to understand more about it: There is no law that forces Government to separate
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2018 FIFA World Cup The 2018 FIFA World Cup starts today and will be on for the next month. This competition brings together 32 countries to play in Russia. 32 different cultures, mingling, rooting for their teams and having a good time. While the whole world is watching, 352 players will be on the field
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Immigrant Heritage Month June is Immigrant Heritage Month In these dark times where immigrants are blamed for a lot of things that don´t work in our country, it is more important than ever to appreciate our immigration heritage and to treat newcomers with dignity, respect and love. Though our country’s roots can be largely traced
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