Category: Immigration


Is it Better to Get an Immigration Lawyer?

Posted on 01/30/25

Dealing with U.S. immigration laws can be overwhelming, especially when your family’s future depends on it. At The Law Offices of James A. Welcome, we know that dealing with immigration isn’t just about filling out forms—it’s about your life and your loved ones. Our firm focuses on helping families like yours with things like fighting


The Laken Riley Act & What It Means for Immigrants

Posted on 01/29/25

The Law Offices of James A. Welcome is dedicated to keeping our community informed about significant changes in immigration law. Today, President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law, which mandates the detention of immigrants charged with serious crimes and enhances the powers of state attorneys general to challenge federal immigration enforcement decisions.



Is Your Immigration Future at Risk? Here’s How an Attorney Can Help You!

Posted on 01/24/25

Why Immigrants Should Partner with an Experienced Connecticut Immigration Attorney With President Trump returning to office, immigration policies are once again in the spotlight, making it more important than ever for immigrants to have skilled legal representation. The constant changes in immigration laws can put families and individuals at risk, making legal guidance essential. At


Trump Expands ICE Arrests to Schools and Churches, Deploys Troops to Border – Know Your Rights

Posted on 01/22/25

The Trump administration’s recent changes to U.S. immigration policies are creating challenges that deeply affect asylum seekers, sanctuary cities, and individuals trying to navigate an increasingly complex immigration system. As immigration attorneys, we understand the fear and uncertainty these developments bring to immigrants and their families. At the Law Offices of James A. Welcome, we’re


Key Immigration Actions from Trump’s First Day in Office

Posted on 01/21/25

On his first day back in office, President Trump signed a series of controversial executive orders that are set to change U.S. immigration policies in major ways. Using his presidential powers, he targeted asylum protections, border security, and immigration enforcement. These actions, which he justified by calling the situation at the southern border an “invasion,”