Category: Immigration


Why TPS Should Be Offered to Ecuadorian Nationals

Posted on 03/27/24

The United States has a long history of providing humanitarian relief to individuals from countries experiencing temporary conditions that make it unsafe for their nationals to return home. One such relief program is Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which offers a temporary haven to individuals already in the U.S. when their home country is facing ongoing


Americans Chartered Out of Haiti as Crisis Unravels

Posted on 03/19/24

The crisis in Haiti continues to deepen, with gangs unleashing chaos across the capital city of Port-au-Prince. The violence has escalated to alarming levels, resulting in the deaths of dozens of innocent people. Gunmen are looting homes, and the political unrest has been further exacerbated by the resignation of Ariel Henry, the country’s former Prime



How Long do Immigration Cases Take to Process?

Posted on 03/05/24

A law firm is a business like any other. In extremely competitive markets, attorneys will attempt to generate leads and grow their businesses – as they should – and will, on occasion, step beyond the realms of reality with the promises they make. This is particularly prevalent amongst immigration attorneys who will attempt to stamp


When Do You Need an Immigration Attorney in Connecticut?

Posted on 11/06/23

If you or a loved one is facing deportation in Connecticut, or if you need help with visa applications or naturalization, you may wonder whether you need an immigration lawyer. Immigration law is complex, and it’s easy to make mistakes. Technically, you may be able to fill out and file your own documents, but should


What Are Connecticut’s Sanctuary Cities for Immigrants?

Posted on 10/20/23

The United States policies regarding undocumented immigrants only seem to become more unforgiving with time, and many people who call this country home worry that they’ll have to leave.  Several cities across the country are adopting sanctuary city policies. These cities work to protect their undocumented residents in the name of preserving human rights. If