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Immigration Case Successes
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| Immigration Court Case Dismissed |
| Published Thursday, July 3, 2008 |
| Our Canadian client was deported slightly more than five years ago in Miami, Florida after he attempted to enter the United States. He was found to More>> | | | | Voluntary departure granted to PRC citizens |
| Published Friday, June 27, 2008 |
| Our two clients are citizens of the People’s Republic of China. They were in the United States as business visitors monitoring the dismantling of a More>> | | | | Waiver granted for ten year bar |
| Published Wednesday, June 25, 2008 |
| We just obtained a waiver of inadmissibility on behalf of our client, a citizen of Colombia and a landed immigrant of Canada. Our client was first More>> | | | | L-1A Intracompany Transferee Approval |
| Published Monday, June 23, 2008 |
| We just obtained the approved of an L-1A Intracompany Transferee petition on behalf of our client, a multi-national, customer focused company that More>> |
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U.S. Immigration News
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| Both Obama, McCain avoid immigration policy discussion |
| Published Tuesday, July 8, 2008 |
| "John McCain and Barack Obama will happily engage on Iraq, taxes or health policy. The economy? Anytime, anywhere. But when it comes to immigration, neither is enthusiastic to talk, even though they largely agree on the solutions."
Click here for more of this US immigration news update. | | | | McCain Balances Dueling Stances on Immigration |
| Published Tuesday, July 8, 2008 |
| "Early in the Republican nominating contest, Sen. John McCain bucked his party's base with a moderate stance on immigration, offering illegal immigrants a path to citizenship.
But in recent months, the presidential hopeful has put a greater emphasis on border security. The shift has helped him win over more anti-immigrant activists but muddied his reputation with Latino voters."
Click here for more of this US immigration news More>> | | | | Immigration Not Key to Winning Hispanic Vote: Experts |
| Published Tuesday, July 8, 2008 |
| "Though immigration has become a focus of those efforts, experts say the candidates’ positions on basic issues such as the economy, education, health care, crime, taxes and national security are likely to be more important."
Click here for more of this US immigration news update. | | | | Commentary: Candidates wise to court Hispanic vote |
| Published Tuesday, July 8, 2008 |
| "There are 46 million Latinos in the United States. And, contrary to what the nativist fringe thinks, that figure refers to U.S. citizens and legal residents. Illegal immigrants are, shall we say, off the books. At least 9 million Latinos are expected to cast ballots in the fall, but that number could go as high as 10 million. They could have a disproportionate influence on the election because they're swing voters concentrated in More>> | | | | McCain can end doubts on immigration stance |
| Published Tuesday, July 8, 2008 |
| "McCain has broadcast his intention, if elected, to press for comprehensive immigration reform. Still, he also tells Republican groups that he "got the message" that we must secure the borders first before we decide what to do with the 12 million illegal immigrants already here.
No wonder a lot of people think McCain is talking out of both sides of his mouth on immigration. He isn't. Anyone who says that this is a departure More>> | | | | Chicago museum opens exhibit on immigration |
| Published Monday, July 7, 2008 |
| "A window washer dressed as Spiderman scales a building. A nanny clad as Cat Woman attends to children. A pizza delivery man wearing Superman garb rides a bike with pies in the basket.
The humorous photographs by Mexican artist Dulce Pinzon depict real immigrant workers in their everyday jobs. But the images also proclaim them as super heroes who work grueling hours to make a better life for their families."
Click here for more More>> | | | | Immigrant sanctuary laws seen as practical |
| Published Sunday, July 6, 2008 |
| "San Francisco's 1989 sanctuary law grew out of the religious-based sanctuary movement through which churches across the country offered a safe haven to Central Americans who fled civil war and political persecution but were unable to gain asylum in the United States.
For local governments, however, the motivation behind sanctuary policies today has more to do with effective policing than humanitarian impulses."
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