June 1, 2009, saw the introduction of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) and the implementation of more immigration rules and regulations. In order to understand why these changes were made, it would help to understand a bit more about…
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Dual Nationality Couples and U.S. Immigration
This is always a difficult area for couples to file in, and while some choose to use the services of an immigration lawyer, others choose to go it alone. It really would be in everyone’s best interests if dual nationality…
Southern Border Apprehension Rates Dramatically Decrease
Is enforcement or the economy the reason for the apprehension rate declining at the southern borders? We all know or are at least aware of the 670 miles of fencing that will go along the southern border to deflect the…
Is Comprehensive Immigration Reform Here Yet?
Comprehensive immigration reform has been a thorny topic of discussion for many years now. Things may be about to change – or will they? The problem with the existing immigration system is that it is broken beyond the ability of…
Pitfalls of Failure to Convert H-1B Non-Immigrant Visas
An H-1B visa is in effect for six years, but if you lose your sponsor, it’s imperative to convert to a B or F visa or leave the U.S. Whatever you do, be careful not to accrue illegal presence. By…
Workers with Non-Immigrant Visas Victimized
Employees issued with non-immigrant visas like H-1B and L-1 are typically the first to be laid off by U.S. companies during economic downturns. Because their visas depend on a single employer, they often face challenges to retain their visa status.…
Ecuadorian’s Appeal to Remain in U.S. Denied
Immigrant José Enríque Peralta was denied his request to stay in the U.S. by the United States Court of Appeals, First Circuit. A native and citizen of Ecuador who had lied about a previous conviction and incarceration was denied continued…
Krispy Kreme I-9 Audit Results in Fine
An Ohio doughnut factory was fined $40,000 for hiring illegal immigrants. U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Butler County Sheriff’s Office fined a Monroe Ohio doughnut factory $40,000 for violations of immigration laws on July 7, 2009. The…
Sneaking Into the Country While Sick
Border checkpoints may catch some people crossing over that are carrying diseases we could do without; diseases being introduced into the overall population. However, this doesn’t address the question of sick illegal immigrants. There are literally thousands of people who…
Immigration and Missing Criminal Records
Coming to the US from a third world country often means absent documentation that may include missing criminal records. “When an immigrant from a third world country wishes to be considered for residency in the US, it’s often the case…
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