Tag: immigration and naturalization

When our teenage client and her mother came to our office, their primary concern was obtaining some sort of legal status for the young woman. She gets great grades—nearly all A’s. She’s well ahead of her classmates. And as she starts her junior year, she is beginning to make plans

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According to International Business Times, the United States and Mexico agreed to improve asylum access to Central American nationals fleeing heavy violence in their home countries and consider alternative strategies to detention programs. The arrangement was reached during a meeting hosted by the UNrefugee agency intended to alleviating problems in

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