Immigration Law

Virginians overwhelmingly want their state to adopt a tough Arizona-style immigration law, according to a new poll Wednesday. Close to two-thirds of voters want the Old Dominion to follow Arizona’s lead and adopt a policy requiring police …

and convictions for immigration-related crimes in the state also have been rising, according to a Dayton Daily News analysis of federal data. Federal law enforcement officials said they have focused on prosecuting repeat immigration violators, criminal …

The Law Offices of Fisher & Frommer, NYC Immigration Attorneys located on Madison Avenue, have launched a new video with the help of professional website design company AuthenticWEB (formerly EvolveALOUD). Fisher & Frommer offers New York City Immigration …

Garcia, is “an example of the kind of self-sufficiency that Congress has stated should be a basic principle of immigration law: “He put himself through college and law school, all the while earning a living and paying taxes.” Allowing him … Continue reading →

At the same time, the number of suspects booked by the U.S. Marshals Service for criminal immigration offenses has gone up dramatically, a function of tougher law enforcement on the U.S. side of the border. In a report released yesterday … Continue reading →

New York City Immigration Lawyers Fisher and Frommer have launched a new video. This video will assist those with legal issues surrounding immigration, such as visa renewals, naturalization, and deportation. The Law Offices of Fisher & Frommer, NYC …

The ousted state senator who championed Arizona’s illegal immigration law says he has no regrets but that he’d like voters to give him a second chance. Removed from office in a November 2011 recall election in which the immigration issue … Continue reading →

PHOENIX — The ousted state senator who championed Arizona’s controversial illegal immigration law is asking voters to give him a second chance. Booted out in a November 2011 recall election in which the immigration issue was a major focus, Russell … Continue reading →

The endless rows of almond orchards dotting the landscape in Durham just outside Chico meant a future for Sergio Garcia’s family. His father, a Mexican immigrant, harvested the cash crop, shaking the trees for bounty 12 hours a day through … Continue reading →

A group of 50 immigration law professors have signed on to an amicus brief in support of an undocumented immigrant’s attempt to win admission to the State Bar of California. Sergio Garcia’s case is before the California Supreme Court …