Over the weekend, an immigration judge wrote a column for the Washington Post. Dana Leigh Marks has been a sitting […]
An Immigration Judge Talks About Immigration Court
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Navy Vet, Border Patrol Agent . . . Undocumented Alien
Marco A. De La Garza Jr. is the son of undocumented Mexican immigrants. They lived in Brownville, Texas, as he […]
Two Stories Outside Spokane, WA
So many things are happening in immigration matters across the U.S., all seemingly simultaneously, we thought we’d bring you two […]
DACA, a Simple Question, and Six Weeks in Detention
Selene Saavedra Roman is 28, a 2014 graduate of Texas A&M, and is married to a U.S. citizen she met […]
Two Stories, Two Thousand Miles, One Problem
Over just a few days last week there were two major stories – one in Upstate New York, one in […]
Immigration procedures in the United States for immediate and not immediate relatives
When you want to start an application for a legal permanent resident, commonly know as Green Card for a family member […]
A Feel Good Citizenship Story
. . . but it’s not all good news when it comes to the military and immigrants. First, the good: […]
Immigration Under the Headlines
Introducing a new regular feature – Immigration Under the Headlines. With the ‘Border Wall’ and all the other issues around […]
From Deportee to Presidential Advisor
The headline should read From Deportee to Presidential Advisor to Obituary in the Washington Post – where we found Armando […]
The First Exclusion
They ‘swarm’ out of the mountains, ‘devour’ our resources, bring disease and crime, take ‘jobs from Americans’, they are ‘invading,’ […]