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Hiring foreign nationals can be a way to fill vacancies in highly-competitive sectors. When there are not enough talented and educated domestic workers to fill key positions within a company, international hiring may be a valid option. Immigrant workers may need to...
When our client was taken into ICE custody here in Florida, their future was uncertain and their liberty at stake. What followed was a complex legal journey that spanned multiple states and required strategic advocacy at every stage. We began by fighting for our...
It is important for immigrants to know the difference between the various EB visas that are available for workers. For instance, some require a labor certification approved by the Department of Labor (DOL), while others do not. For those who are considering...
There’s no doubt that this is a challenging time for those who want to come to the U.S. to work – whether temporarily for a specific project or seasonal work or as a longer-term career move. The fact is that many people have skills, education and/or work experience...
Families across the United States are feeling the weight of waiting, often with no clear timeline and little reassurance. For many, immigration paperwork is tied directly to safety, stability and the ability to stay together. In 2026, that waiting feels heavier than...
For years, the family reunification parole program offered certain families a temporary solution to lengthy visa delays. It allowed qualifying relatives of U.S. citizens and permanent residents from selected countries to travel to the U.S. sooner and remain lawfully...