You probably haven’t noticed it but immigrants – not the border crisis, not DACA debates – but regular immigrants and […]
Two Weeks of Immigrants
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The ‘Right’ Immigrants and the Trump Administration Plan
Looking at the news and your media feeds you’d be forgiven if you thought that the sole focus of the […]
Immigrants and Memorial Day
We hope you had a great, safe, and, at times, reflective Memorial Day weekend. Because, of course, Memorial Day is […]
A Tale of Two Immigrants
I. M. Pei was perhaps the most famous architect in the the world; Giannis Antetokounmpo is one of the five […]
DACA and Catch-22 and One of Our Cases
This Friday, Hulu releases a series based on Catch-22, one of the great books of the 20th Century, a satire […]
Everything Old is New Again
Everything Old is New Again is a classic ’70s song made famous in the Bob Fosse movie All That Jazz. […]
Cinco de Mayo Latino Forum at Eastern Washington University
Our Immigration Director Greg Cunningham and Paralegal Leonel Delgado were presenters at the Inaugural Cinco de Mayo Latino Forum at […]
Moving Back to Korea
We’re posting this as a lesson for anyone who has any business before the Immigration Court and thinks there’s any […]
The Characteristics and Processes of a Derivation of Citizenship
When citizenship of the United States is acquired through naturalization, children are automatically converted into American citizens by the process […]
DACA ‘Kids’ Are Growing Up and Helping . . . DACA Kids
DACA kids, like all of us, are getting older and moving on in life, through high school, college, into postgraduate […]