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The U.S. Supreme Court may soon hear arguments on Kisor v. Wilkie, a case that could have far-ranging effects on the amount of leeway given to government agencies when applying guidelines, statutes and policy memos in their everyday activities. The decision reached by the Supreme Court could have an impact on the way in which...Read More

A bill introduced in the U.S. Senate may offer new hope for Venezuelan refugees who are seeking asylum in this country. Marco Rubio introduced the bill on December 13, 2018, along with three Democratic co-sponsors. Rubio’s bill would provide these immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and would allow them to find a home in...Read More

A documentary that premiered December 9, 2018, describes the struggle of a Central Florida immigrant who was forced to remain in Haiti after returning there in December 2016. Henry Dorvil went back to Haiti to resolve issues with his immigration status. Once there, Dorvil was not allowed to return to the United States for over...Read More

An immigrant from Mexico who had taken refuge in a North Carolina church for almost a year was arrested upon his arrival to a scheduled appointment with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in Morrisville, North Carolina. Samuel Oliver-Bruno was arrested by agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as soon as he entered the...Read More

Orlando’s excellent track record for integrating immigrants was recognized with top scores in the New American Economy Cities Index, which evaluates the performance of large cities in welcoming these newcomers to our country. Orlando achieved a perfect score in the Government Leadership category of this study and an almost perfect score in Livability, making it...Read More

Immigration advocates are seeking answers after dozens of people received notices to appear in Orlando immigration court and arrived on October 31, 2018, to find that their cases were not on the Orlando docket. This represented a serious drain on time and energy for these immigrants, who were trying to remain in compliance with all...Read More

Despite all the scare tactics and rhetoric by the Trump administration about a caravan en route to the U.S. from Central America, the reality is much more frightening for those making their way to safety from dangerous conditions in their home countries. Many of these individuals and families have fled gang violence and other threats...Read More

A group of approximately 4,000 Central American refugees has become a talking point for the Trump administration, who has pointed the finger at this “caravan” of immigrants in his efforts to campaign for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections. Trump has blamed the presence of these potential immigrants, many of whom are fleeing violence and...Read More

With the recent confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the United States Supreme Court, many legal experts are worried about the effect of his views on immigration rulings. The Supreme Court has long been divided on this issue and has made rulings both in favor of the rights of undocumented immigrants and to allow harsh enforcement...Read More

A recent ruling by a judge in California has provided a measure of relief for some immigrant families in our area. Judge Edward Chen of the United States District Court, Northern District of California placed an injunction against plans by the Trump administration to end temporary protected status for immigrants from Haiti, Sudan, El Salvador...Read More