1207, 2013

California immigrant official arrested for accepting bribes

As civil servants, immigration officials in the Los Angeles area are charged with conducting themselves in a manner that is [...]

2806, 2013

Deportations can affect physical and mental health of children

Anyone that has had a close loved one go away for a length of time knows how hard it can [...]

1605, 2013

Supreme Court rules against automatic deportation for immigrant

Under current immigration laws, if a person commits an aggravated felony in Los Angeles, he or she will be deported. [...]

805, 2013

LGBT community fight for inclusion in immigration reform

While new immigration reform has made a lot of changes for the better for immigrants in the Los Angeles [...]

2204, 2013

Legal permanent resident back in U.S. after being deported

In the United States, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detain 400,000 immigrants each year, many in the Los Angeles area. [...]

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USCIS’ INTERPRETATION OF SECTION 204(L): THE SURVIVING RELATIVES’ LAW

November 12th, 2014|

Since the enactment of Section 204(l) in 2009, USCIS has issued official guidance to implement the provisions of the “Surviving Relatives Law.” USCIS has amended the USCIS' Adjudicators' Field Manual (AFM) to provide consistency in [...]

Veterans Will Be Honored in USCIS Veterans’ Day Naturalization Ceremonies

November 10th, 2014|

This week, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be sponsoring nearly 40 naturalization ceremonies nationwide, and people with a history of serving in the military (as well as their spouses) will be honored during [...]

Extensions for Medical Exams (Form I-693) Discontinued by USCIS

June 4th, 2014|

As of June 1, 2014, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will no longer be granting extensions for Reports of Medical Examination and Vaccination Records (Form I-693). This change is negating a policy that, since 2002, [...]

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