While some parts of the country have taken strong stands against purportedly “illegal” immigration, to the point of sometimes appearing hostile to immigrants in general, Ohio and much of the Midwest have adopted an attitude of welcome. Studies conducted in the past few years ...
Read MoreAfter several decades living in the United States, a time which included two deportation attempts and some time in jail, Nigerian-born Magnus Duruji ...
View MoreThe E-2 “treaty investor” visa allows a foreign investor to come to the United States to develop and direct the operations of an enterprise in which ...
View MoreLidiane Carmo’s family came to the United States twelve years ago. Lidiane was only a toddler at the time. They arrived here from Brazil with ...
View MoreA gay couple on Long Island learned last month that they have achieved a victory, albeit a temporary one, in their struggle to keep one of them in the ...
View MoreU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently announced that it will no longer approve its standard international adoption forms for ...
View MoreAn immigration judge in New York ordered the deportation of George Boley, Sr., an accused war criminal from Liberia. Federal authorities have alleged ...
View MoreAfter a jury convicted a family of three of fraud, money laundering, and other offenses, a judge in Queens, New York imposed prison sentences ...
View MoreMissouri may join the list of states with their own immigration laws that rival the federal government’s traditional enforcement role. A bill ...
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