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Ukrainian Immigrants
TPS for Ukrainian Immigrants The war against Ukraine by Russia has led more than one million Ukrainians to flee, and many more are likely to leave the country. Because of Russia’s aggression in Ukraine, President Joe Biden’s administration announced on March 3 that Ukrainians who have been living in the U.S. without legal documentation will...
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New York Immigration Backlog
Is the New York Immigration Backlog Affecting Your Citizenship Status? Increasing backlogs in the New York immigration court system have reached new highs in recent months. Currently, the number of pending cases stands at 167,614, which is the highest New York immigration backlog ever recorded. This is expected to cause significant delays in processing for...
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New York Deportation Defense
Do You Need a New York Deportation Defense Lawyer? Many undocumented immigrants in New York live in fear that they will be placed in removal proceedings. While this remains to be a danger, recent data shows that the number of removals under the Biden administration has sharply decreased. However, while fewer removals are occurring, a...
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moving to the United States
Planning on Moving to the United States? Moving to the United States can present real challenges for immigrants. Knowing how to navigate the immigration system in the right way can streamline the process of acquiring a green card, the right to remain in the country legally and, in some cases, eventual citizenship. Here are nine...
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New York work-site raids
On October 12, 2021, Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of the Department of Homeland Security issued a memo put an end to the practice of widespread worksite raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). These New York work-site raids have generated anxiety and fear among many workers in our area. By ending this policy and putting the...
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Coronavirus Vaccinations and Immigrants
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on September 15, 2021, that a new policy regarding coronavirus vaccinations and immigrants will soon go into effect. Immigrants seeking entry into the United States on and after October 1, 2021, will be required to show documentation that they have been vaccinated against COVID-19 prior to entering the...
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COVID vaccine and immigration
People who want to get green cards in the U.S. have many hurdles they must overcome. The process for becoming a lawful permanent resident can be lengthy and includes multiple requirements. Recently, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added one step to the process for securing a green card by requiring green card...
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New York Detention Immigration Lawyer
Harsh immigration and detention policies were issued under the administration of former President Trump, including the arrests and detention of women who were pregnant, nursing, or in the postpartum period following birth. Trump’s policies of deporting as many people as possible, including those who had not been convicted of any criminal offenses in the U.S.,...
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New York K1 Visa Attorney
Reality TV is rarely informative, but it is a popular format because it can be entertaining. However, TLC’s “90-Day Fiancé” actually illustrates some important lessons about fiance visas and what people should and should not do to secure them. The show follows couples who include U.S. citizens and their foreign fiancés or fiancées as they...
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