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Immigration
- NGOs seek to overturn Oklahoma’s anti-immigrant law
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- Family Unity as a Pillar of Biden’s New Immigration Reform
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- Advance Parole: What is it and Why is it Important?
- New Asylum Policy: The Race Against Time to Find a Lawyer
- Biden Administration Announces New Asylum Restrictions
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- Executive Order Restricts Asylum Requests at the Southern Border
- New Legislation and More Restrictions on Immigration in the U.S.
- Work Permits for All: Benefits for Undocumented Immigrants?
- Bipartisan border Bill fails again: Our perspective
- Republican Bill to Block Fundings for ICE Secure Docket Card Program
- Republican-Sponsored SAVE Legislation Continues Its Way Through Congress
- Bipartisan Border Security Bill Fails Again
- CBP Continues to Detain Children and Families Outdoors, Migrant Advocates Report
- Welcome Corps: The initiative connecting refugees and american citizens
- USCIS is Unreasonably Delaying U Visas, Federal Judge Says
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- Biden proposes stricter rules for asylum seekers with criminal records
- A Bridge to Your Dreams: Quiroga Law Office arrives in Tacoma
- Biden Administration Proposes Tightening Asylum Policies at the Border
- U.S. Government Rolls Out a Key Policy to Protect Migrant Minors
- New USCIS policy extends work permits: 800,000 immigrants relieved
- Significant Progress in U.S. Immigration Policy: Legal Support for Mixed-Status Couples
- The Crisis of Child Labor: A Call to Action, Hector Speaks at DNYUZ
- Federal Judge Rules Against SB4: A Wholly Predictable Movement
- Immigration reform and its requirements in 2022
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- I’ve been waiting for the U Visa for two years. How much longer should I wait?
- What happens in a Green Card process for the spouse?
- I am in a VAWA process. What if I remarry?
- Can I travel to my country while I am in the U visa process?
- I am in an abusive relationship, but my husband is a citizen. What can I do?
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- How to cancel my K1 Visa application process?
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- If I have DACA, can I apply for unemployment insurance?
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- What types of Immigration Waivers are there?
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- Can I return to the United States after I have been deported?
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- I entered as a tourist and stayed in the country, what can I do?
- What could change for immigration with the new government?
- Quiroga Law Office, PLLC Is Ranked 1361 In The 2020 Inc. 5000
- How can the 245(i) protect you?
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- US Residency interview questions
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- How to process a waiver to apply for a tourist visa?
- What is an immigration waiver?
- What year of U visa is being processed?
- How to check your immigration record in the USA?
- What is the receipt number for immigration applications?
- What happens if I fail the citizenship test?
- What is a naturalized citizen?
- What happen if I miss the appointment for biometric services?
- What is the difference between Parole in Place and Visa?
- What is required to sponsor an immigrant?
- What is deferred action in a U visa?
- What is the priority date in US immigration?
- What is the difference between a citizen and a resident?
- Myths and facts: Fiancé visa
- Differences between Fiance Visa and Green Card through marriage
- How long can a permanent resident be outside the country?
- What to do when you lose your Green Card?
- Who is eligible for status adjustment?
- Which family members can be requested in a petition made for a permanent resident?
- What are the questions for the k-1 visa interview?
- Employment Rights of undocumented worker in the US
- What is the difference between migration and immigration?
- How can I verify my case at the National Visa Center?
- T visa for victims of human trafficking blog
- What is considered domestic violence in the United States?
- How long is an immigrant detained in the United States?
- What crimes are not waivable by immigration authorities?
- Can a DACA recipient marry a U.S. citizen?
- Why can’t DACA recipients become citizens?
- What is the difference between DACA and DREAMERS?
- K-1 visa, what are its requirements and how long does it take?
- What is DACA and why is it trending everywhere?
- What types of visas are there and how long does it take to obtain them?
- What visas did Trump freeze until the end of the year?
- USCIS will celebrate Independence Day by hosting naturalization ceremonies across the country
- 10 essential questions about immigration
- What is the difference between visa and passport?
- US extends border closure with Canada, Mexico into July
- The US needs more immigrants to keep its economy growing
- How do we as immigrants contribute to society?
- Supreme Court says DACA stays, we will tell you how to benefit.
- USA Visitor B2 Visa, a step by step guide
- Congress would prioritize visas for educated foreigners in the US
- Trump will restrict the entry of immigrants to the United States
- Visa Sponsorship, what is it?
- Visa Lottery 2021: How to see the results?
- 6 key points about the reopening of the USCIS offices
- DO NOT say any of this sentences to an immigration agent
- ¿Interviews with USCIS during Coronavirus?
- Don’t be afraid of ICE agents
- Can having a job related to marijuana affect immigration status?
- This is what you should do if ICE knocks on your door
- I married an American citizen and received my Green Card. How long should I wait to apply for citizenship?
- Legal Immigration Changes from 2019
- 2019 in Review, Part One
- Christmas for Immigrants
- A Whistle Blower Immigrant and Deportation
- Trains, Harvest Moons, and Citizenship
- A Week of Bewildering Immigration News
- John Oliver and Legal Immigration
- An Immigrant’s Story in Retrospect
- The New Citizens of July 4th
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- Immigration and the 2020 Election
- 5 Tips to Choosing an Excellent Immigration Lawyer
- Two Weeks of Immigrants
- The ‘Right’ Immigrants and the Trump Administration Plan
- Moving Back to Korea
- Navy Vet, Border Patrol Agent . . . Undocumented Alien
- Two Stories Outside Spokane, WA
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- Difference and similarities among Hispanic and Latino
- Behind the Curtain (of Immigration News)
- Our Tenth Anniversary . . . and the lost wallet that made it all possible.
- Quiroga Law Office, PLLC Immigration Law Firm Celebrates 10-year Anniversary
- The Government Shutdown and Immigration
- About Sheriff Joe
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- U Visa and VAWA for Victims of Domestic Violence
- Immigrating Through Family Members
- Can an Undocumented Immigrant Become Documented?
- Greg Cunningham joins the Quiroga Law Office Full Time
- Changes in Immigration Law with Executive Order | Effects in Spokane and Eastern Washington
- Once again, Obama gets squeezed on immigration
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- Becoming a U.S. Citizen in Spokane
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- Attention Asylum Seekers! Only 4 Hours to Find a Lawyer
- Biden’s executive order limits asylum at the border
- Biden’s plan to grant status to undocumented spouses of citizens
- Bipartisan border Bill fails again
- Federal Judge Blocks Controversial Texas SB4
- Has Your Partner Not Fixed Their Status? Biden Has a Plan That Could Change Your Lives
- Hector Discusses the Child Labor Crisis in the U.S. on DNYUZ
- How Immigration Policies Are Affecting Asylum
- New asylum policies: A rigorous approach in a crucial year
- New asylum restrictions: What do they mean for applicants?
- New USCIS policy: work permit extension for 800,000 immigrants
- Restrictive immigration laws expansion in the US
- Welcome Corps: The initiative connecting refugees and american citizens