Below are excerpts from a publication released yesterday by the American Immigration Lawyers Association in response to Trump's "tweet" about limiting "immigration into the US." All bullet points below are authored by AILA, although edited down to the most important points for my firm's clients. From AILA: Unfortunately, this announcement is not a surprise. In the face of growing questions and criticism about Read More
Green card approval without USCIS interview?
Yesterday, the American Immigration Lawyers Association reported that based on a survey of AILA members, it appears that in some cases USCIS is approving some family-based and employment-based green cards without an interview. Interviews, which are normally a requirement for most green-card cases, cannot be conducted until at least May 4 because USCIS is closed due to COVID. Waiving the interview Read More
Moving Forward After the Election
We are facing a new administration, and many immigrants, their families, their friends and their advocates face this change with uncertainty and even fear. At this point, no one can provide clear answers about whether, and how, the new administration will change laws. Right now, I'm finding some solace in the press statements made by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and what it plans to do to work Read More
AILA National Conference in Washington, D.C.
I will be co-presenting at the American Immigration Lawyers Association's (AILA) National Conference in Washington, D.C. The presentation will be on marijuana and immigration law, with a specific focus on how state legalization of various marijuana related activities may affect non-US citizens. Here is more information about the presenters and AILA conference: AILA 2015 Washington, DC Conference Read More
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