Ver la traducción al español a continuación   By: Mercedes Rodriguez, Of Counsel Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) made headlines in 2011 when the agency announced that it would exercise prosecutorial discretion during deportation proceedings in cases it considered a low priority. This announcement means that now there may be some hope for those who […]

Every day, more than 3,000 young illegal immigrants apply for relief under the U.S.’s new deportation reprieve policy, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said last week.  So far, roughly 200,000 people have applied since the agency began accepting applications two months ago. The agency began accepting applications in June when the new policy was announced […]

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Immigrants often form new business with family and friends, but sometimes fail to structure those relationships in ways Indiana law recognizes.

Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) Director, John Morton, recently released a memorandum on prosecutorial discretion.  The memo does not completely fix the country’s current dysfunctional immigration system, but it holds promise and does represent a good faith attempt by Mr. Morton to move towards smart immigration enforcement. The memorandum will allow ICE agents and trial […]

Find a tough but compassionate attorney.  It’s no easy task, but it is important if you are in need of a family law attorney.  You cannot determine the nature of an attorney by reading her yellow pages advertisement.  An attorney’s demeanor and style can only be determined through referrals and meeting the attorney in person. […]