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Por Alicia M. Atteberry Los Estados Unidos de América se fundaron sobre la idea de que todas las personas son creadas iguales. Estas ideas están en el centro de nuestra Constitución y Declaración de Derechos, documentos que se remontan a la formación de los Estados Unidos. Estos documentos, aunque han sido enmendados y reinterpretados a lo largo del tiempo, siguen
By Alicia M. Atteberry The United States of America was founded on the idea that all people are created equal. These ideas are at the core of our Constitution and Bill of Rights, documents dating back to the formation of the United States. These documents, although they have been amended and reinterpreted over time, still dictate how our legal system
By Natalie McQuilkin Did you know that if you are a US citizen or lawful permanent resident (LPR) and own a US-based business, you can sponsor your family members to work in your business? Although it sounds like a loophole to avoid the long processing times of family-based petitions, it is completely legal to sponsor
By Natalie McQuilkin Did you know that if you are a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident (LPR) and own a U.S.-based business, you can sponsor your relatives to work at your business? Although it sounds like a loophole to bypass the lengthy family-based petition processing times, it’s fully legal to sponsor family members to work for your business.
As the 2024 presidential election approaches in the United States, the political future remains uncertain. In recent months, we have seen several Republican states propose anti-immigrant laws that affect millions of people living undocumented.
As the 2024 presidential elections approach in the United States, the political future remains uncertain. In recent months we have seen how several Republican states are proposing anti-immigrant laws that affect millions of people living undocumented.
