Immigration News

Ley de Inmigración de Clinton Continúa Perjudicar a los Inmigrantes

by Jim Hacking | October 10, 2018

En 1996, el presidente demócrata Bill Clinton firmó el proyecto de ley de inmigración más duro que esta nación había visto en décadas. Los efectos de este proyecto de... VIEW POST

¿La Inmigración Mira los Perfiles de Redes Sociales del Solicitante?

by Jim Hacking | October 9, 2018

¿El gobierno federal mira las redes sociales de las personas cuando deciden si les dan o no una tarjeta verde o una visa? Hola, soy Jim Hacking, abogado para... VIEW POST

¿Me Debo Precupar Si Mi Caso de Naturalización Tarda Demasiado?

by Jim Hacking | October 8, 2018

Hola, soy Jim Hacking, abogado para casos de inmigración que ejerce la abogacía en todo Estados Unidos desde nuestra oficina se encuentra aquí en St. Louis, Missouri. Representamos a... VIEW POST

New Policy Lets USCIS Officers Outright Deny Applications Without RFEs

by Jim Hacking | September 19, 2018

Last week, a new policy for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services went into effect: a policy that allows USCIS to outright deny applications for visas and green cards... VIEW POST

Don't Lie to USCIS About Unauthorized Employment

by Jim Hacking | September 17, 2018

Should I lie to USCIS about unauthorized work?  You know, the I-485, the Green Card Application has gotten a lot more complicated, a lot more detailed and one of... VIEW POST

State Department Is Questioning U.S. Born Americans' Citizenship

by Jim Hacking | September 4, 2018

Juan is a forty-year-old American citizen. He was delivered by a midwife in Texas.  He has an official American birth certificate. Juan was a private in the United States... VIEW POST

Judge Hears Arguments in Lawsuit for Undocumented Spouses of U.S. Citizens

by Jim Hacking | August 28, 2018

In Boston, a federal judge has heard the arguments in the American Civil Liberties Lawsuit on behalf of undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens. According to the class action,... VIEW POST