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- Asylum in the United States: Application, Court, and Asylum Benefits
A person who is fearing persecution in his/her country may request the Unites States government to provide protection by submitting an application form I-589 and supporting documents. The person must be physically present in the United States to do so. If a person is asking for protection outside the United States, the person is called a refugee.
- Immigration Issues – Where do Obama and Romney Stand
We hope that both Candidates continue supporting the DREAMers, and higher-skilled immigrants (L1A,H1B,O1). The results of this year’s election can change the White House’s approach on immigration. The Presidential elections are less than one month away and both candidates are in a full-throttle attempt to persuade more people to vote for him rather than his opponent.
- How Do You Fight Deportation in the United States Immigration Court
It is important for you to contact a lawyer if you are at a risk of getting deported or removed from the United States. After the Department of Homeland Security was established, the number of foreigners being deported out of the United States has increased exponentially. Fighting deportation in the immigration court has also become quite difficult after the changes made in the immigration law.
- A Nation Built on Immigrants, A Future Built on Immigration Reform
We expect there to be word forthwith on what needs to be filed for DREAMERS. Stay posted. We expect to advise next week. These actions have finally begun positive action towards immigrants. We hope this builds a momentum that will ultimately lead to more comprehensive reform.
- The Struggle for Freedom, Progress and a Law License
The new policy for DREAMERS, while not perfect, finally gives some hope to this group after waiting for eleven years for the DREAM act to pass. The policy will allow these young people to be in the US under the auspices of the law and to obtain work authorization. We hope that the DREAM Act will soon pass.
- Parents of U.S. Citizens Often Deported
According to recent reports in USA Today, during the first six months of last year, 22 percent of the 211,000 deportations during that time involved parents of U.S. citizens.
- Re-entry Rules Relaxed for Pending Hardship Waiver Applicants
Earlier this spring, the Department of Homeland Security published a proposal in the Federal Register – for public consideration and comment – that would relax the rules on bar to re-entry for foreigners residing here who are beneficiaries of pending family-based immigration petitions.
- Voter Registration: A Trap for Green Card Holders
It happens more often than you might think and something to watch out for during this election year – a permanent resident’s name somehow appears on a voter registration list, and then he is denied citizenship and sometimes even deported.
- Petition for Review – 11th Judicial Circuit – Jurisdiction
The question of jurisdiction is a hurdle that must be scaled before the court may consider any other question on review. The petitioner must present to the court a basis for its jurisdiction in law and in fact. Sanctions may be imposed against a petitioner who files a frivolous jurisdictional argument with the court.
- What to Look for When Hiring Seattle Immigration Lawyers
by DC Law Group
When you are immigrating to the United States or when you have a family member that needs to immigrate to the United States, Seattle immigration lawyers can help. Seattle immigration lawyers work with clients on a number of different immigration issues and can provide assistance with both obtaining temporary permission to remain in the U.S. and with becoming a permanent resident or citizen of the country.

