One way for immigrants to gain citizenship after entry into the U.S. is to become married to a United States citizen in Colorado or any other state. However, the immigration process can still be quite difficult to navigate. That's why many people seek the advice of an...
Immigration Law Is All About Family
Month: August 2018
Immigrant deportation freeze extended by judge
The fate of immigrants seeking asylum in California and other states has been placed in the hands of the federal government and the American Civil Liberties Union. A federal judge ruled on Aug. 17 that they must create a plan to address parents and children separated...
Examining the benefits of green card status
After obtaining a visa to study, work or visit in the United States, many immigrants consider the option of adjusting their status to permanent residency. Still others may apply for permanent residency from the start, through their employer or the sponsorship of a...
Asylum seekers’ deportation stopped in emergency hearing
Many people in California and across the country have closely followed the ongoing cases in federal court challenging actions taken by the Trump administration to deport asylum seekers. On Aug. 9, one federal judge harshly condemned the administration's actions when...
Tips for adapting to life in Colorado as an immigrant
When your family emigrated from your country of origin to your new home in Colorado, you may have experienced a wide range of emotions. Perhaps you felt excited about the adventure that lay ahead but were also a bit nervous or worried about helping your kids adapt to...
EB-5 visa progam may be changed
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is one method in which a person can obtain permanent resident status in California or other states. Each year, 10,000 such visas are given out, and each country can claim up to 7 percent of them annually. It is sometimes referred to...
Children to be transferred from immigrant detention facility
Immigrant advocacy groups may have celebrated on June 26 when a federal judge in California gave U.S. immigration authorities 30 days to reunite families separated at the Mexican border. While officials were struggling to meet this deadline, the Trump administration...