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In His First Fifty Days, Biden Takes Action To Offer 320,000 Venezuelans Temporary Protective Status & Employment Authorization Documents

Posted on 03/11/21

Bold Actions Undertaken by Biden to Support Venezuelans in the U.S. It is no secret that President Biden is making significant efforts to uphold a transparent immigration system that works on behalf of immigrants. In his first fifty days, President Biden undertook actions that have demonstrated just that. For the first time in our nation’s


Let There Be Light, Literally.

Posted on 03/08/21

As a Connecticut homeowner, did you know you’re responsible to have a well lit property for any guests on your property. Failing to have adequate lighting can potentially be cause for a terrible accident that possibly could have been prevented if there was lights guiding the guest on your property. Lights not only make visitors


Your Goals Are Our Goals, And We Won’t Stop Fighting Till We Secure Just Results On Your Behalf

Posted on 03/05/21

  Attorney James A. Welcome knows that his clients are the backbone of his firm. Not only does client feedback help us improve our services but it also educates the hundreds of thousands of individuals seeking legal representation throughout Connecticut. Our commitment is to always deliver exceptional legal representation while prioritizing the priorities of our


Biden Memo: Common Sense Reforms Aimed At Holding ICE Accountable

Posted on 03/02/21

On February 18th, the Biden administration announced an interim enforcement memorandum directed toward the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. The memorandum outlines the enforcement priorities of ICE officers as set by the former acting secretary David Pekoske. The Interim Revision to Civil Immigration Enforcement and Removal Policies and Priorities is effective immediately and establishes interim


Don’t Drink and Drive. Ever.

Posted on 03/01/21

Drinking while under the influence has serious consequences for all parties involved. Don’t take the risk of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Our firm recommends you take a preemptive approach when it comes to drinking. If you plan to drink on any occasion plan to have someone drive that does not drink (designated driver)