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By Jesse Young It is officially 2024 and, in case we missed it in December, we would like to kick off the blog this year by offering our readers our best wishes for a successful year ahead. In 2024, we intend to continue sharing our knowledge and experience with you, as well as keeping you updated with the latest developments
by Alicia Atteberry “The American dream is a powerful attraction for destitute and desperate people across the globe, and where there is need, there is greed from those who will attempt to exploit these willing workers for their own obscene profits.” – U.S. Attorney David Howard Estes In November 2021, U.S. federal agents raided a blueberry farm in Georgia as
by Alicia Atteberry “The American dream is a powerful pull for destitute and desperate people worldwide, and where there is need, there is greed from those who will try to exploit these willing workers for their own obscene profits.” In November 2021, US federal agents raided a blueberry farm in Georgia as part of an operation called
The T Visa is a type of humanitarian immigration relief that allows survivors of human trafficking and their immediate family members to temporarily stay and work in the United States. The T Visa also creates a path to a Green Card or Permanent Residency. Below, we present two stories of real situations* experienced by our clients, which
The T Visa is a type of immigration humanitarian relief that allows those who survived trafficking, as well as their families, to stay in and work temporarily in the United States. The T Visa also creates a path to permanent residency. Next, we present two stories of real situations* that our clients lived through. Because of these situations, they have
Many immigrants are afraid to admit that they have been the victim of a crime, in part because they believe they will be removed (deported) from the United States if they report the crime. Fortunately, U.S. law protects both legal immigrants and undocumented immigrants who have been victims of crime. There are specific protections for victims of domestic violence,
