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Coronavirus Travel Ban March 2020
Pursuant to a press briefing from the
Department of Health and Human Services, declaring the Coronavirus as a public
health emergency in the United States on January 31, 2020, President Trump
issued Proclamation 9984 following the "Proclamation on the Suspension of
Entry as Immigrants and Nonimmigrants of Persons Who Pose a Risk of
Transmitting 2019 Novel Coronavirus.” The subsequent Proclamation, issued on
February 29, 2020, upholds the temporary suspension of entry of all aliens
(including immigrants, nonimmigrants, and other non-US citizens) who have been
physically present in China, within 14 ...
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Notario Fraud
Notario Fraud
Think you know what Notario Fraud is? Most of us walk by advertisements and billboards everyday without spotting invitations for Notario services proposing to assist people in the community with various legal issues. And most of us in South Florida know that a “Notario Publico” in Latin America and European countries refers to an individual who has received the equivalent of a law license and who is authorized to represent others before the government. So what then is Notario Fraud? ...
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S.744: What Changes Will the 2013 Reform Bill Bring to U.S. Immigration Policy?
S.744: What Changes Will the 2013 Reform Bill Bring to U.S. Immigration Policy?
Despite hearing many things in the media about the 2013 Immigration Reform Bill, or S.744, many of those who the Bill will affect most are unaware of some of the main changes to U.S. Immigration Policy the Bill will have. Here, we hope to make interested parties aware of those provisions of the Bill most likely to have an affect on our clients.
The full name of the Bill is ...
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Innocent UNLESS Proven Guilty, NOT Innocent UNTIL Proven Guilty
Innocent UNLESS Proven Guilty, NOT Innocent UNTIL Proven Guilty
Criminal Defense & Immigration Law | Aggressive Defense. Humanitarian Approach.
The Difference Between “Unless” and “Until” and Why You Should Care
There is a major distinction between “unless” and “until” and people get it wrong all the time. It’s details that helped me secure a not guilty verdict in my first jury trial. And it’s details that are the difference between a “guilty” and “not guilty” verdict.
These Cases Changed Me and Will Forever Impact You
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