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Simon Law Group, PLLC Continuing to Serve Clients During COVID-19 April 9, 2020
Throughout the nation, COVID-19 has caused businesses to shut down and cities to grind to a halt. Individuals are either self-quarantining or forced by government orders to stay home as much as ...
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Will My Divorce Affect My Immigration Status? January 3, 2020
Life is rarely ever predictable. The marriage that once brought you joy might not last forever. Unfortunately, if you are residing in the U.S. on a visa you obtained through your spouse’s application, ...
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Border Agents Must Have Reasonable Suspicion to Search Travelers' Electronic Devices December 9, 2019
A U.S. District Court judge recently ruled that, when it comes to searching electronics of people traveling into the country, border agents must have reasonable suspicion to do so. The decision came ...
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EB-5 Program Investments Will Be Increasing August 7, 2019
If you have an EB-5 visa or plan to petition for one in the future, you need to be aware of the new changes that might impact your visa application . EB-5 visa applicants can be given permanent ...
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What to Do if You Are Held in ICE Detention June 11, 2019
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) upholds federal immigration laws and will detain a foreign national believed to be a “flight risk.” Generally, if ICE takes you into custody, you may be ...
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President Trump Proposes Changes to Complicate the Asylum Process May 9, 2019
President Trump has been implementing increasingly controversial and dangerous policies to limit the rights and protections afforded to asylum seekers attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border. On ...
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