VAWA I-360 PETITION WITH GREEN CARD
VAWA I-360 PETITION WITH GREEN CARD -- LEGALIZE IF YOU ARE STILL UNDOCUMENTED IN U.S. AND MARRIED TO a U.S. CITIZEN OR a GREEN CARD HOLDER WITH MARRIAGE PROBLEMS.
Read More
USCIS GOES ROGUE AND FOLLOWS ITS OWN AGENDA INSTEAD OF OBEYING FEDERAL COURT RULINGS AND BLOCKS DACA APPLICANTS
A Supreme Court ruling and a Maryland federal court ruling ordering USCIS to continue processing DACA applications are not good enough for USCIS.
Read More
ICE BANS NEW INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FROM ENTERING US TO ATTEND ONLINE ONLY CLASSES
ICE announced on July 24, 2020 that despite the settlement with Harvard and MIT, only currently enrolled F-1 ans M-1...
Read More
DACA Dreamers Program Lives
A FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT in MARYLAND orders to the U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY USCIS to start processing new DREAMERS...
Read More
5 hacks – how to pick the right divorce lawer for yourself in NY & NJ
My name is Marina Shepelsky and I am a NY and NJ divorce lawyer since 2003. I have great experience in courts in the areas of child support, custody and visitation, property division in complex divorces, maintenance, alimony, parental rights, separation agreements, post-nuptial and prenuptial agreements.
Read More
Harvard and MIT reach a deal with US Immigration
ICE agreed to rescind/cancel their new draconian policy of sending students home if their college had to hold classes online. ...
Read More
Harvard and MIT sue ICE and the Trump Administration
Harvard and MIT sue ICE and the Trump Administration to undo the July 6 ‘final temporary’ draconian Student Visa rules...
Read More
A nation that doesn’t know its history is doomed
“Exactly 123 years to the day that it was dedicated, the Shaw Memorial, a monument honoring the first all-volunteer black...
Read More
Ending DACA
Since the Supreme Court Decision of June 18, 2020 left the door open to ending DACA “if Trump only did...
Read More
Congress must figure out a way to give funding to USCIS
On May 17, USCIS requested $1.2 billion in emergency financial aid from Congress. The agency blamed its financial woes on...
Read More