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Young immigrants fleeing abuse may be ‘too old’ for green cards
Since the 1990s, the United States has allowed immigrant children under 21 years old to…
3 differences between refugees and asylum seekers
Countless people enter the United States each year in search of better opportunities and living…
Understanding child separation at the border
The story that has dominated headlines over the last week involves the United States government…
3 things to know about getting a nonimmigrant work visa
Immigration is continually in the news, and the media may make it seem as if…
DACA still exists despite congressional impasse
If you are one of the California enrollees in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals…
ICE arrested 150 Californians in three-day sweep
California is home to many sanctuary cities, including Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco.…
3 ways to seek relief from the removal process
If a judge has recently determined that you have broken immigration laws, he or she…
New employer rule may make following federal law a crime
Illegal immigration continues to be a hot issue in the United States, and California is…
Answers to common questions about Donald Trump’s travel ban
On December 4, 2017, the Supreme Court ruled to let the Donald Trump travel ban…
What are sanctuary cities?
California is particularly susceptible to new changes in immigration law. Approximately 222,800 Dreamers live in the state,…
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