Category: Immigration

The Importance of Immigration Policy in Tonight’s Presidential Debate: Insights from the Law Offices of James A. Welcome

Posted on 06/27/24

As we approach tonight’s highly anticipated presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, the topic of immigration looms large. This face-off, their first since Trump’s departure from the White House in 2020, offers an opportunity for voters to understand how each candidate plans to shape America’s immigration future. At the Law




Navigating Marriage-Based Green Card Applications

Posted on 05/29/24

Listen to the Audio Overview! Applying for a marriage-based green card or permanent residency is an intricate and personal endeavor. It requires you to prove the authenticity of your relationship under the scrutinous eyes of USCIS, adding layers of complexity and potential stress to what is already a highly personal matter. Your relationship is undoubtedly


The K-1 Visa Process: Uniting Fiancé(e)s

Posted on 05/28/24

Listen to the Audio Overview! Navigating the intricacies of K-1 visas is a journey of emotional and legal complexities, particularly when you are eager to begin your life with a loved one from abroad. At the Law Offices of James A. Welcome, we specialize in guiding U.S. citizens through the detailed process of obtaining K-1


DACA 2024: Transitioning from a Temporary Program to Permanent Status?

Posted on 05/23/24

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, established by then-President Barack Obama in 2012, was designed to protect undocumented immigrant minors from deportation. For over 12 years, DACA has provided nearly 600,000 Dreamers with a shield against deportation, allowing them to pursue education, employment, and contribute to their communities without the constant fear of


Advocating for Extended TPS Protections for Haitian Nationals

Posted on 05/22/24

At the Law Offices of James A. Welcome, we are committed to advocating for the rights and protection of Haitian nationals residing in the United States. The ongoing crises in Haiti have left many in a precarious situation, driving us to call upon the Biden administration to extend and expand Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections.