Ask an Immigration Lawyer: I want to unite my family in the US
Immigration attorney Aggie R. Hoffman answers questions about immigrating to the United States from those submitted by the readers of HispanicLA.
Tag Archives: immigration law
Ask an Immigration Lawyer: I want to unite my family in the US
Immigration attorney Aggie R. Hoffman answers questions about immigrating to the United States from those submitted by the readers of HispanicLA.
ASK AN IMMIGRATION LAWYER: The Fiancé(e) Visa
Immigration attorney Aggie R. Hoffman answers questions about immigrating to the United States from those submitted by the readers of HispanicLA.
Ask an Immigration Lawyer: I have nothing in Mexico
Immigration attorney Aggie R. Hoffman answers questions about immigrating to the United States from those submitted by the readers of HispanicLA
Ask an Immigration Lawyer: My novio was deported, but I really need him
Immigration attorney Aggie R. Hoffman answers questions about immigrating to the United States from those submitted by the readers of HispanicLA.
Volver legalmente después de estar ilegalmente
Imagínese la terrible desilusión que sufre quien pagó sumas desorbitantes o que tuvo que pedir prestado para pagar por representación legal o más frecuentemente a un “notario”, y que al cabo de años de esperanzas y sueños se da cuenta que ha desperdiciado su tiempo.
Cómo salir de Estados Unidos y volver legalmente
Semanalmente, la abogada de inmigracion Aggie R. Hoffman responderá preguntas sobre la inmigración a Estados Unidos que le formulen los lectores.
Ask an Immigration Lawyer: how to leave and come back legally
The safest advice is “Don’t travel until your I-485 has been approved.” If you must travel, consult an experienced immigration lawyer to assure you do not fall into traps.
SB 1070: the partial injunction was not a victory
As racist comments such as “let me see your green card” become socially acceptable and immigration continues to be a political football our country will continue to take a turn that defies its own principles of justice and fairness.
Messages from the immigration rally in Los Angeles: Schumer = SB1070?
While both SB 1070 and the Schumer-Graham plan propose to push illegal aliens out of the shadows of the economy and the law, the Arizona law would push them right into jail while the immigration reform plan would allow them to work toward citizenship.
Arizona 1070 style bills can increase the mistrust of police in cities like Pasadena
Laws like SB1070 may not only decrease the community’s cooperation with the police department. In the long run, they may actually lead to more crime.
Arizona’s Immigration Law Is Unconstitutional
All laws must honor the provisions of the Constitution. SOLEASNA potentially, if not absolutely, violates several provisions of the U.S. Constitution
