Last year's government shutdown has affected many different areas, including the field of immigration. Over 37,000 immigration hearings have been delayed by months or even years leaving many immigrants feeling anxious. About 70% of immigration hearings were put on...
Month: February 2014
Attorney Speaking Engagements
March 6, 2014David Ware will present at Hult International School of Business in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Immigration Issues for Students March 7, 2014David Ware will present at the AILA New England Chapter Conference in Boston, Massachusetts: Avoiding PERM...
Immigrants winning more deportation cases
Many illegal immigrants in the United States face a fear of being deported despite their contributions to the country. Fortunately, many of them are able to avoid deportation through available actions. This has proven to benefit immigrants in Louisiana and all across...
How to work in the United States legally
Many people who are not citizens of the United States seek to obtain Work Visas or a Green Card to be able to work and live in the United States legally. Employment immigration can be challenging, but it is worth it to get the benefits of living in the U.S. Each year,...
New GOP immigration plan may mean changes for illegal immigrants
A new immigration plan is in the works that could affect the lives of illegal immigrants in Louisiana. In a few days, House Republicans will consider a proposal that may put many undocumented immigrants in this country on the path to citizenship. Republicans will go...
Immigration reform may up the cost for citizenship applications
President Obama has been in the news lately for attempting to fix this country's ongoing immigration issues. Applying for citizenship in the United States has always been a challenge, but the latest immigration proposals may lead to even more complications. Many...