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Facing criminal charges is always serious, but for immigrants in the United States, the consequences can go far beyond court fines or jail time. A single conviction involving sexual conduct can threaten your legal status, future opportunities and even your ability to...
When parents experience good fortune, they often want to share it with their children. They set aside extra income to support their children's college dreams in the future. They make personal sacrifices to improve the lives of their children. They may even make...
Crime involving moral turpitude is a term that’s often heard in immigration cases. This term describes offenses that violate accepted standards of honesty and morality. These aren’t just crimes. Instead, they’re viewed as a reflection on the person’s character. Some...
Police officers sometimes have to question people when they’re investigating a crime. It’s critical that you understand your rights if you’re in this position. Anyone who is in police custody and being questioned should be read their Miranda rights, so this is...
La visa-U es una visa de no inmigrante dirigida a las víctimas de ciertos delitos que estén dispuestos a colaborar con las autoridades judiciales de los Estados Unidos. La visa-U les permite a las solicitantes vivir en este país de forma legal y con la posibilidad de...
The U visa provides immigration protection for victims of serious crimes who assist law enforcement with investigation or prosecution efforts. Congress created this specific visa category to strengthen the ability of law enforcement agencies to address crimes like...
When you apply for a U.S. visa or green card, your criminal record becomes a crucial factor. Crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMT) are offenses that demonstrate depravity and violate society's moral standards, potentially barring you from entering or remaining in...
No one ever plans to flee their home country. However, when your life is threatened by violence, persecution or an oppressive government, leaving may become the only choice left. Asylum offers protection to those who can no longer live safely in their own countries....
To say that it’s been an anxious time for immigrants who aren’t U.S. citizens is an understatement. With all of the frightening headlines, it can be easy to forget about a law signed early in the current administration that is intended to – and likely will – result in...
Facing criminal charges is scary, especially if you’re an immigrant. You might worry about deportation, family separation or unfair treatment by the justice system. While some of your concerns may be valid, it helps to know that you have rights in criminal court,...