So as a year ends and a New Year begins, I commence with writing about law inspired by our friends in the medical field. These thoughts are shared, despite the unfortunate reality that some physicians, as a general rule, dislike attorneys. So be it, for the moment. This is a blog post about how to practice immigration law a new way. “New” does not mean “wimpy.” Quite the opposite. Immigration Lawyers Who Listen to Your Problems are stronger than ever before by taking a greater interest in our clients’ lives.
Every now and again, we get a call or email asking: “Do you only work on immigration law cases in New Jersey?” The answer: “We work as Immigration Attorneys in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. And further away too.”
“White Americans. What? Nothin’ better to do? Why don’t you kick yourself out. You’re an immigrant too.” – Jack White. The above lyrics from the 2007 hit “Icky Thump” remind me of the oft-repeated notion that the only people who are not immigrants are the Native Americans. But then immigrants have always taken the scapegoat beating…
By now, if you have not applied for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), you should do it. And do not try filing the papers on your own. Contact the best immigration lawyer you can find…
The United States has long offered protection to immigrants in the form of Political Asylum. This path to freedom may be given to immigrants who apply for political asylum within one year of entry into the United States, or those who face deportation in an Immigration Court hearing.
