A green card holder is identified as being a U. S. permanent resident. This basically means they have the right to enter, exit, work, and live in the U.S for the rest of their lives. And may apply for naturalization. This article and subsequent ones will discuss eight...
Since the introduction of the Trump Travel Ban, many immigrants have found themselves in fear of traveling back to their original countries. This may be for a number of reasons; however, the most common is not actually knowing what the Trump Travel Ban means for...
If the U.S government is planning to deport you, they must have granted you a master calendar hearing (MCH). The first hearing doesn’t mean that you will be deported immediately. It’s a way of determining how your case will move forward as per how the government...
Any individual who has been deported from the United States should not attempt to go back for some years. It could be 5, 10, or 20 years or a total denial to return to U.S. However; the exact time depends on the reason why that individual was deported or removed, such...
You may be in a fix if your family is in the process of being deported or are currently facing removal proceedings in the United States. Deportation can affect your relationship, career, and family. The United States immigration system is complicated to comprehend....
Many people are worried about immigrant rights under the Trump Presidency. Without getting into the political side of things, it’s important to point out that the constitutional rights that we all have haven’t changed under Trump. It’s...
