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If you ask a traveler about the U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWP), he or she may not be sure what it is or what it provides in regards to entering the country. Individuals interested in coming to the United States, … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago Immigration Attorney, Immigration
Tagged Chicago immigration attorney, entering the U.S., ESTA, Illinois immigration attorney, immigration noncompliance, Visa Waiver Program, VWP
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Last month, on a nationally televised public address, President Barack Obama announced an executive action immigration plan that will provide relief for millions of immigrants living in the United States. Under the president’s immigration plan, certain undocumented immigrants who pass … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago Employment Immigration Attorneys, Chicago Immigration Attorney, Deportation, Immigration
Tagged Chicago immigration attorney, DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, Deferred Action for Parental Accountability, deportation, executive action immigration plan, Illinois immigration attorney, immigration plan, President Obama’s immigration plan
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Various cities and states in the United States have enacted legislation imposing cumbersome obligations on immigrants. For example, in 2010, Arizona passed legislation that requires police to determine the immigration status of a person arrested or detained when there is … Continue reading
Despite the myths that abound regarding the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), it still has a very valid purpose in helping people escape from abusive situations—both men and women—though the title of the Act remains the same. While there was … Continue reading
Over the past several years, Illinois has enacted legislation and taken various steps to make the state more friendly and accommodating for Illinois immigrants. For example, last year, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed legislation permitting undocumented immigrants in Illinois to … Continue reading
Historically, people applying for refugee or asylee status in the United States have had to prove that they experienced (or would experience, if returned home) persecution by their country’s government, or an arm thereof. However, slowly but surely, immigration judges … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum, Chicago Immigration Attorney, Immigration
Tagged asylum, asylum status, awarded asylum, Chicago immigration attorney, Cook County immigration attorneys, domestic violence, fleeing persecution, seek asylum
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