Daytona Beach Immigration Law Blog

Becoming a naturalized citizen is the final step in the immigration process. After lawfully living in the country for years, immigrants can apply to become naturalized citizens. If they are successful, they never have to worry about removal. They can run for political...

An encounter with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents is scary regardless of your status in Florida. You might worry that you are under criminal investigation or about to be deported. Although your fear is understandable and perhaps justified, be...

If you ask the average American how people illegally enter the United States, they may tell you something about illegally crossing the border. This often happens along the southern border of the U.S. They will tell you that most people who get deported have illegally...

You already know about some of the advantages you obtain when you have a green card. For most immigrants, a top benefit is the ability to live in America permanently. If your main reason for wanting a green card is to live in the U.S., you might not know about the...

People can immigrate to the United States in many different ways, and the status that you get will depend on what you choose. For instance, someone who decides to come to the U.S. to go to college can get a student visa. Someone else may be offered a job in the U.S....