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Blog Posts in 2015

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Legal Experts Discuss Donald Trump's Proposal to Bar Muslims December 9, 2015
Washington Post : Experts: Trump’s Muslim Entry Ban Idea "Ridiculous," "Unconstitutional" In an article in the Washington Post , legal experts weigh in on GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s ...
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Attorneys Vedder and Ross Obtain I-526 an Approval for Russian Entrepreneur December 4, 2015
Our attorneys represented a Russian entrepreneur investing in a much needed parking garage in the beachside area of Daytona Beach, Florida. The case centered on our client’s investment of over ...
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Attorney Manzanero on the Syrian Refugee Crisis: Setting the Record Straight November 30, 2015
War, conflict or fear of persecution in the Middle-East and Africa have forced tens of thousands of men, women and children to embark in a dangerous and often deadly journey across the Mediterranean ...
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ATTORNEY SILVIA MANZANERO ASSISTS PROVISIONAL UNLAWFUL PRESENCE WAIVER GRANTEES RETURN HOME AS PERMANENT RESIDENTS November 30, 2015
Victor, Juan, and Bernardo are not related and may not know each other. But they have a common link. They are part of the latest group of immigrants represented by Attorney Silvia Manzanero , who have ...
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ATTORNEY SILVIA MANZANERO ASSISTS SURVIVOR OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TERMINATE REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS November 24, 2015
In November, 2015, the Immigration Court in Orlando, Florida, terminated removal proceedings in the case of a Jamaican national immigrant woman, clearing the path for her adjustment of status to ...
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Attorney Silvia Manzanero Assists Survivor of Domestic Violence Remove Conditions to Her Lawful Residence November 3, 2015
In October 2015, a Chinese national immigrant, in the United States on “conditional” residence status, obtained an I-751 waiver to joint petition based on the physical and emotional abuse she suffered ...
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