Category: Immigration

ICE Attorneys Granted Discretion To Close Cases For Some Immigrants

Posted on 06/14/21

The Trump administration was highly effective at prolonging immigration court delays and implementing policies that were focused on diminishing the ability of immigrants to receive timely court appearances while impeding the execution of justice. President Trump politicized many of the federal bureaucracies functions, for the matter of gaining political favor amongst his supporters. Our overwhelmed



Bush Takes Aim at “Isolationist” GOP on Immigration while Biden Slashes Dehumanizing Language From U.S. Immigration Agencies

Posted on 04/29/21

The way immigrants are regarded by Customs and Border Protection, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials will be changing. In an effort to scrap the Trump administration’s hardline immigration stances and demeaning terminology used to dehumanize immigrants, the Biden administration is updating the way federally funded immigration agencies regard immigrants. A series of memos released



On Trump’s Last Day, Union Deal That Could Have Undermined President Biden’s Immigration Initiatives Has Been Nixed

Posted on 02/18/21

The capital riots seemed to have dominated the news coverage and Twitter trends in the last few weeks of President Trump’s term, notably so. Provoked by false claims of wide-scale election fraud, large masses of Trump supporters, white supremacists, and hate groups besieged the capital hurdling hundreds of congressmen and women into the capital tunnels


Breakdown of President Biden’s Proposed Immigration Reform Bill and What It Could Mean For You.

Posted on 01/27/21

President Biden announced sweeping immigration reform the day he was inaugurated, potentially securing the fundamental freedoms millions of United States Citizens have enjoyed for the nearly eleven million undocumented immigrants residing in the United States. The immigration legislation alone is unlike any of its predecessors. Past attempts made by former President Barack Obama and George


Immigrants in Car Accidents: What You Should Know

Posted on 01/18/21

Researchers anticipate that immigrants will account for 88% of the total U.S. population in the next 50 years. And those who have already immigrated face many challenges, including concerns for safety, stability, and opportunity. When accidents happen, these challenges are exacerbated as immigrants grapple with the fear of losing their status, or worse. Below, we