by Harlan York | Nov 23, 2015 | Immigration
Aboard the Mayflower on the way to Plymouth, there were 110 passengers. Upon arrival, 50 survived a harsh winter and sat for Thanksgiving in 1621. They relied on the Native Americans, who helped them find enough food to live. They became known as pilgrims.
by Harlan York | Oct 13, 2015 | Family Immigration, Military Immigration
Are you enlisted? Or are you an officer in the US military, or a veteran of the US military with family that is inside the US but is here unlawfully? There is a relatively new expansion of immigration law that’s just for you…
by Harlan York | Oct 6, 2015 | Family Immigration
I’ve been an Immigration Lawyer for two decades, and I see some of the same mistakes over and over again. A lot of these mistakes stem from people just not really understanding the law…and why would they?
by Harlan York | Oct 6, 2015 | Family Immigration
I’ve been an Immigration Lawyer for two decades, and I see some of the same mistakes over and over again. A lot of these mistakes stem from people just not really understanding the law…and why would they? Immigration law is considered one of the most...
by Harlan York | Sep 26, 2015 | Litigation
Close to half a million immigrants are currently in pending removal proceedings. Most of these people are coming from Mexico through California which has the most cases at approximately 90,000, and Texas which comes in second with around 80,000 cases. New York, New Jersey and Florida follow in terms of caseload.