Immigration Law Made Easy: Recent Episodes
Hillary Walsh
I’m Hillary Walsh, an award-winning immigration lawyer, law professor, TEDx speaker, and raving Phoenix Suns fan. Over the past decade, I’ve helped thousands of immigrants live freely in the United States. I’m talking about work permits, social security numbers, green cards, citizenship, VAWAs, T-visas, U-visas, and a lot of appeals.
Here’s the thing: immigration law is super complicated and legal advice can be really expensive. So, I created the Immigration Law Made Easy podcast to share my 10-plus years of experience with you, for FREE. So, if you’re looking for tried and true, no BS, step-by-step strategies and tips on how to win your immigration case and live truly free in the United States, you’re in the right place, my friend. Let’s get started!
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, Attorney Hillary Walsh sits down with Arizona State Senator Analise Ortiz for a candid conversation about immigration, politics, and hope. Senator Ortiz shares her journey from journalist to state senator, the backlash she’s faced for standing up to ICE, and why she refuses to back down in the fight for Dreamers and immigrant families. From policy battles at the Capitol to personal stories of resilience, this episode is both real and inspiring—a reminder that change often starts one person at a time.
Many DACA recipients wonder: “If I re-enter with Advance Parole, can I get my green card through work?”Attorney Hillary Walsh explains why the answer is usually no for employment cases, but sometimes yes through immediate relatives. Learn the difference between adjusting status in the U.S. and consular processing—and why family petitions are prioritized. This episode gives DACA recipients clear guidance before taking the next step.
Are you a nurse or physical therapist dreaming of getting your green card through employment?
In this episode, Schedule A for Nurses & Physical Therapists, attorney Hillary Walsh breaks down how the Schedule A process works, why it’s different from other employment-based options, and how it can speed up your path to permanent residency.
Listen now, then visit NewFrontier.us to schedule your consultation by phone or online. Your career and your future deserve the right path don’t wait to take the next step.
Thinking about getting a green card through your job? In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh walks you step by step through the PERM process—what it is, why it matters, and how it can help you or your employees take the next big step toward permanent residency.
From understanding how employers sponsor foreign workers to what applicants need to know to avoid delays, Hillary makes a complex system easy to follow. Whether you’re an immigrant chasing the American dream or an employer hoping to support your team, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence you need.
Tune in now and discover how your career—or your business—could open the door to a new future in the U.S.
Are you a physician with DACA or a foreign medical graduate ready to begin your residency in the U.S.? This episode is for you.
Immigration attorney Hillary Walsh breaks down the Physicians National Interest Waiver (PNIW) a powerful and often overlooked option to bypass traditional employment-based green card routes. Discover how doctors like you can self-petition, serve in high-need areas, and take one of the most direct paths to legal residency.
Whether you’re just graduating from med school, heading into residency, or already working in underserved communities, this episode offers hope, clarity, and a path forward.
If you or someone you love is a physician ready to live and serve freely in the U.S., listen now this may be the breakthrough you've been waiting for.
Timestamps:
[01:01] What is the Physician’s National Interest Waiver?
[02:55] PERM vs. National Interest Waiver
[04:32] Requirements to Qualify for the Waiver
[07:40] Who’s Eligible & Final Encouragement
Do you have DACA and dream of getting a green card? This episode is for you. Hillary Walsh sits down with attorney Maya, an expert in employment-based immigration, to talk about real and often overlooked alternatives to permanent residency — no marriage required.
If you work in healthcare, education, technology, service industries, or even in the religious sector, you might have a legal pathway available.
Listen in and discover the opportunities no one may have told you about.
You don’t need to be married to get status — you need a plan.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh walks you through exactly what USCIS expects when reviewing your I-130 petition. Whether you’re applying for a spouse, a parent, or a child, Hillary explains the documentation that proves your relationship is real and legally valid. From marriage certificates and divorce records to joint bank accounts and birth certificates, this episode gives you real-world examples, insights, and tips to avoid the most common mistakes.
Legal immigration doesn’t have to be confusing — we break it down, one episode at a time.
Wondering how long your I-130 petition will take? You're not alone. In this episode, attorney Hillary Walsh explains the current wait times for the Form I-130 and the real reasons your petition may move faster—or slower.
Learn the difference between immediate relatives and preference categories, how your location affects your case, and what you can do if things feel stuck.
What comes first: the I-130 or the I-485? In this quick episode, Abogada Hillary Walsh breaks down the order of approval, what each form means, and why timing matters. Whether you're applying or just starting your process, this is your guide to staying ahead.
Tune in now and feel more prepared to take the next step.
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Get ready for your N-400 naturalization interview with expert guidance from immigration attorney Hillary Walsh. In this episode, we break down what to expect before, during, and after your interview—from what to wear, to how to answer questions with confidence. We’ll also walk through a mock interview and explore possible outcomes. Whether you're weeks away or just starting your application, this episode will help you feel more prepared and empowered.
👉 Listen now and take one step closer to citizenship.
In this episode, attorney Hillary Walsh walks you through specific steps you can take to speed up your family petition (I-130), even when the system feels slow and uncertain. From how to file an expedited request with USCIS to leveraging support from your congressional representative, you’ll find real strategies that have helped thousands of families.
Because every day matters when it comes to reuniting with the people you love. 💡 Tune in now and get ready to take the next step with confidence. 🎙️ Immigration Law Made Easy — by New Frontier Immigration Law 👉 www.newfrontier.us
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Ready to take the next step toward U.S. citizenship? In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hilary Walsh shares her family’s naturalization story, breaks down the N-400 process, and explains why now is the time to apply. Learn who can file on their own, when to seek legal help, and how citizenship protects your future.
Whether it’s for you or a loved one—this is your moment to Live Free.
DACA is once again in legal limbo, and the future for thousands of DREAMers remains uncertain. Attorney Hillary Walsh takes a deep dive into the latest court rulings, political shifts, and what these changes mean for DACA recipients in 2025. With the Fifth Circuit questioning DACA’s legality and Trump’s executive orders reshaping immigration policies, the stakes have never been higher. This episode explores what could happen if DACA is overturned and the urgent steps recipients should take now to protect their future. Don’t wait for the next court decision to catch you off guard—stay informed and prepared.
(00:00) | Intro
(04:23) | Understanding DACA
(07:24) | Understanding Executive Orders & Their Limits
(14:16) |The Real Impact of Ending DACA
(15:27) | What Project 2025 Means for Immigration
(25:35) | What Can You Do to Protect Yourself?
Tune in now to learn what’s next for DACA and how you can take control of your immigration journey.🎧 Listen now and subscribe for more immigration updates!
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🎉 100 episodes! Thank you for being part of this incredible journey with Immigration Law Made Easy! To celebrate, we welcome a special guest: Itzel Bailon, an inspiring voice in the immigrant community. Itzel’s story represents thousands of DREAMers caught in limbo due to outdated policies and political inaction.
DACA was meant to be temporary. It was created in 2012 as a bridge toward a permanent solution. Now, in 2025, nothing has changed.
In fact, the situation is more uncertain than ever. What does this mean for Itzel and thousands like her? What happens if DACA disappears? Join us as we discuss the real impact of immigration policies, the resilience of DREAMers, and why the fight is far from over.
📢 Listen now and celebrate 100 episodes with us! 🎧
The immigrant journey is filled with challenges—uncertainty, fear, and moments of doubt. But through it all, there is love. Love for the dream that brought you here, love for the family you carry in your heart, and love for yourself in every step you take.
This Loving Kindness Guided Meditation is designed to help you find peace, strength, and compassion—both for yourself and others. Research shows that practicing loving kindness can:
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Reduce stress and negative emotions
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Increase feelings of connection and belonging
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Quiet the negative voice in your head
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Strengthen your resilience and inner peace
Take just 5 minutes for yourself today. Let go of fear, embrace kindness, and remind yourself that you are worthy of love and happiness. Try it for a week and see how your heart begins to open. Hit play and take a deep breath—your journey to self-love starts now.
Life can seem overwhelming, but small changes can make a big difference.
Click here and download our free guide that offers simple self-care practices to help you find peace, manage stress and stay positive, even on difficult days.
In this episode, we dive deep into the latest updates on Laken Riley's Act Right, a significant and controversial transformation in immigration law. Join Hillary Walsh as she unpacks the potential impact of this act, from its journey through Congress to the real-life consequences of mandatory detention. Stay informed about how this legislation could affect undocumented immigrants and why it matters to us all.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we break down the concept of extreme cruelty under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). From emotional and psychological abuse to financial and physical harm, we explore what qualifies as extreme cruelty, providing real-life examples and practical guidance. We also clarify the differences between VAWA and the T Visa, offering insights to help immigrants and advocates navigate the complexities of these protections. Whether you’re seeking protection under VAWA or supporting someone who is, this episode is packed with essential information to empower and guide you through the process. VAWA offers a path to safety and independence for survivors of abuse. Our free guide answers common questions to help you understand how this program works and who it can help, click here to download our free guide!
Happy New Year and welcome to the first episode of 2025!
In this episode, we’ll discuss three simple steps to start your immigration journey this year. Feeling lost or overwhelmed by immigration law? We’ve got you covered with actionable legal tips to help you protect your family and take control of your future. Tune in for practical advice, encouragement, and the motivation to make 2025 the year you take charge. Hit play and let’s get started!
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we explore the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Prevention Act (VTVPA) of 2000, a crucial law designed to combat human trafficking and protect victims. Host Hillary Walsh dives into the many forms trafficking can take, from exploitation in the workplace to coercive control over personal freedom, and provides insight into the T Visa—a pathway to safety and relief for those affected.
Whether you’re facing little or no pay, threats, or forced labor, this episode sheds light on how to recognize trafficking and the legal options available to survivors. Tune in for a vital conversation on recovery, relief, and the legal tools that can help rebuild lives.
🔗 Listen now to learn how the law supports recovery and protects victims.
Join Hillary Walsh in Immigration Law Made Easy as she reimagines the king of rock Elvis Presley’s life through the context of U.S. immigration law. Discover the nuances of the T visa, designed for victims of human trafficking, and learn how trafficking often extends beyond physical constraints to manipulation and control. It is an eye-opening episode that combines law, history, and advocacy!
Debt bondage can feel overwhelming, but knowing your rights is the first step to freedom. Click here to download our free guide includes a simple flowchart to help you determine if this applies to your situation and what steps to take next.
Are you worried about what might happen if you or a loved one gets detained? Don’t wait for the worst—take action now to safeguard your family’s future.
In this powerful episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh revisits last week’s impactful course on family emergency planning, using Sara's translations. Learn how to prepare for the unexpected with practical advice and actionable steps.
What you’ll discover: • Why having a family emergency plan is a must •Simple steps to protect your loved ones • The key documents you need to gather now • Insider tips and options to fix your immigration status
• "Preparation isn’t just smart; it’s love in action."
Our free guide helps families create a comprehensive emergency plan, offering tips and resources tailored to their unique needs.Click Here to download it
Tune in now to ensure you’re ready for anything! Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share this episode with someone who needs it.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we explore a surprising connection between pop icon Britney Spears and U.S. immigration law. Attorney Hillary Walsh breaks down how Britney's story sheds light on the broader definition of human trafficking—far beyond what we typically imagine. What if Britney had been an immigrant? Could she have qualified for a T Visa? Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on how immigration laws could apply to unexpected situations.
Trafficking doesn’t always look how you might expect. Our free guide helps you recognize the warning signs and understand the methods traffickers use to maintain control. Click here and take the first step toward awareness and action.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh unpacks the potential implications of Donald Trump's proposed immigration policies. From the promises of reform to the implementation challenges, Hillary provides a clear and insightful breakdown of what these changes could mean for immigrants. While the future remains uncertain, this discussion sheds light on the realities behind political rhetoric. Don’t miss this episode—stay informed, and stay prepared.
Immigration policies are surrounded by myths, Click here to download our free guide which will help you separate fact from fiction, giving you the clarity you need to understand what is really possible in today's immigration landscape.
💍 Ready to say “I do” and start your journey together in the U.S.? In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh dives into everything you need to know about the K-1 Fiancé Visa, often called the “90-day fiancé visa.” Learn how it works, compares to consular processing, and what to consider when deciding the best path for you and your loved one. Don’t miss this essential guide to navigating your love story through immigration law. 💕
Are you deciding between the K-1 Visa and Consular Processing for your immigration journey? click here to download our free guide!
Divorce can be complicated, especially when a conditional green card is involved. In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we break down what happens when your marriage ends before you can lift the conditions on your green card (Form I-751). We explain how to navigate the process, what steps you can take, and why a divorce doesn’t mean your immigration journey is over. If you or someone you know is facing this challenge, don’t miss this essential guide to moving forward.
In this week's episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we break down everything you need to know about work permits, also known as Employment Authorization Documents (EAD). Learn who qualifies, how to apply, and what having an EAD means for your future in the United States. If you’re wondering if you’re eligible to start working legally, you won’t want to miss this insightful and practical episode!
Tune in now and take a step closer to your American Dream.
Did you receive your EAD (Employment Authorization Document) and not sure what's next?
Click here to download our free guide and take the next step!
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we delve into alien smuggling—a crucial but often misunderstood issue in immigration law. Learn about the implications of assisting someone in entering the U.S. without proper authorization and how it can affect your green card application. We’ll clarify who may need an alien smuggling waiver and provide key insights to help you navigate this complex legal landscape. Tune in for essential tips and resources!
Not sure if you need an Alien Smuggling Waiver? Our guide offers a concise overview to help you assess whether this waiver is required and what steps to take next. Click Here!
In this special episode of Immigration Law Made Easy Podcast, we are joined by our dear guest Julieta, who takes us on a journey through one of Mexico’s most cherished traditions: the Day of the Dead. Julieta shares insights on the cultural importance, rituals, and deep meanings behind this celebration of life and death. For many of our clients, this tradition is a reminder of their desire to return and honor their ancestors, even after they have passed. Tune in to learn more about this colorful and heartwarming celebration that connects generations. Let’s celebrate life, death, and the love that transcends both.
Did you know? There's a way to honor your loved ones who have passed. Learn to travel safely with Advance Parole.Get your free guide here!
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we break down the privacy protections under VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) and how they safeguard survivors of domestic violence. Learn what steps you can take to protect your information while seeking immigration relief. Tune in to understand your rights and how New Frontier Immigration Law is here to help you through the process.
Did you know VAWA lets you apply for protection without involving your abuser?
Learn how VAWA safeguards your privacy while helping you move forward safely, download our free guide below!
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In this episode, we dive into VAWA, or the Violence Against Women Act, which provides crucial support for survivors of domestic violence—both men and women. If you've faced abuse from a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, or your U.S. children over 21, you might qualify for immigration relief without them knowing.
We answer common questions: Do I qualify even if my spouse hasn’t hit me? Will it affect my kids? Do I need to leave the U.S. to fix my status? Tune in to get informed and empowered!
Want to learn how VAWA can help you break free and protect your rights? Click here to download our free guide!
Ready to ace your Green Card interview? Immigration Law Made Easy is back with another episode of How to Prepare for a Green Card Interview?
In this episode, Attorney Hillary confidently spills all the secrets to navigating your USCIS interview. We break it down into four essential steps:
- Who Needs to Attend: Find out if you’re on the list.
- Preparation Tips: Learn how to get ready and feel at ease.
- What to Expect: Know what happens during the interview.
- Possible Outcomes: Understand the potential results.
Tune in to master your interview game and step closer to your Green Card! 🌟🗝️
Click here for the common interview questions guide!
Immigration Law Made Easy is back with a podcast episode: Who is eligible for the T Visa? Are you curious about T Visas and their real impact? We're diving deep into the world of T Visas, revealing how immigration law often diverges from appearances. Designed to assist those who have faced trafficking within the U.S., these visas are crucial but often misunderstood. Join us as we demystify trafficking and confront common myths head-on. Get ready to expand your perspective on this vital issue.
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In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we're excited to dive into "The Power of U Visa" with special guest Sara Ruiz, our Marketing Director. Sara shares her journey to the firm and the passions that drive her. We’ll break down the U Visa, who qualifies, and the life-changing benefits it offers those seeking protection and a path to legal status. Tune in for an insightful conversation that could empower you or someone you know!
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In this episode, we are diving into one of the most underutilized but powerful tools: the I-131 Advanced Parole document. Hillary will explain three compelling reasons why you should consider applying for it now, especially if you have DACA, a pending green card, or a recent T Visa approval. From granting you the freedom to travel and re-enter the U.S. to preserving your immigration status and facilitating future opportunities, the I-131 can be a game-changer.
Immigration Law Made Easy is back with a podcast episode: What is the Permanent Bar? Explore the complex challenges and limited options faced by individuals affected by the permanent bar in immigration law. Hillary delves into potential solutions, including asylum, cancellation of removal, and U/T visas. Uncover hopeful pathways to freedom in the U.S., whether you’re navigating removal proceedings or dealing with the permanent bar.
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Immigration Law Made Easy is back with a rerelease of our podcast episode: Reasons Immigrants Get Stuck in Ciudad Juarez. Attorney Hillary from New Frontier Immigration Law shares expert insights on why immigrants get stuck in Ciudad Juarez and offers tips to avoid this. Whether you're an immigrant or supporting someone, tune in for crucial advice to safeguard your journey. Don't miss out on shaping your future—reach out to us today!
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Immigration Law Made Easy is back with a rerelease of our podcast episode: What is a waiver in immigration? If you are going through an immigration process, one of the worst outcomes could be for you to be found “inadmissible to the United States” by the U.S. authorities. SCARY, I KNOW. If you committed certain violations you may be barred from applying for a green card or returning to the United States if you leave. In this episode we go over: Why do I need a waiver? Can I get a waiver? Is it the end of the road if I need a waiver?
Click here to get an exclusive guide on the 5 Key Things You Need to Know AboutImmigration Waivers.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we're bringing back one of our most essential discussions: everything you need to know about U.S. entries and exits. You've probably heard the term “EWI” (Entry Without Inspection), but what does it really mean? Believe it or not, not everyone who crossed without permission entered illegally. In today’s episode, we unravel the complexities of entering the U.S. and explain why understanding this is crucial for your immigration case.
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In this episode, immigration lawyer Hillary Walsh takes you through a day in her life, sharing what it’s like to navigate the dynamic world of immigration law. From her morning routine and client consultations to court case prep and team collaboration, Hillary highlights the importance of preparation, transparency, and effective communication. She also talks about her passion for going to court and the deep satisfaction she gets from helping clients make life-changing decisions. Please tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at the dedication and excellence that drive her work. Follow us on instagram
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Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy"! Today, Attorney Hillary Walsh dives into the key ingredients of drafting a persuasive declaration, which is crucial for cases like VAWA, U visa, T visa, waivers, and asylum. Inspired by a listener's heartfelt email, Hillary offers practical, step-by-step advice to help you get started. Tune in to learn how to create a powerful declaration that can make a difference in your case.
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Welcome to another episode of Immigration Law Made Easy. I'm your host, Attorney Hillary. Today, we're discussing two key types of relief for undocumented immigrants: VAWA adjustment of status and T visas. I'll simplify the differences, who qualifies, and what your options are, so you can confidently navigate your immigration journey. Let's dive in! Follow us on instagram and visit our landing page
Welcome to Immigration Law Made Easy! I'm your host, attorney Hillary Walsh, here to provide crucial insights for young immigrants navigating the US immigration system. 🌟 In this episode, we delve into alternatives for those without status who prefer not to marry for their papers. Whether you have DACA or seek other options, this episode is packed with valuable information. Tune in and discover pathways to secure your future without relying on marriage.
Welcome to Immigration Law Made Easy, hosted by attorney Hillary Walsh. In today's episode, we're diving into the differences between an immigration bond hearing and requesting parole from ICE. This topic is often confusing, even for new attorneys, and stressful for families and detained immigrants. I'll break down each process, explain the expected outcomes, and discuss the timelines. Tune in to clearly understand these crucial aspects of immigration law. Let's get started!
Hello, friend, and welcome to another episode of "Immigration Law Made Easy." I'm your host, attorney Hillary Walsh. Today, we're going to dive into the key differences between bond hearings and master calendar hearings in immigration court, especially for those who are detained. If you have a loved one in a detention center, this episode will help you navigate the complexities of their legal proceedings. Join us for essential information and guidance on this important topic..
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy." In today's episode, attorney Hillary Walsh discusses the 90-day fiancé visa. She covers the basics, compares the fiancé visa with consular processing, and explains how processing times can impact your decision. Tune in to learn whether you should bring your fiancé to the U.S. or apply for a green card through consular processing.
On June 18th, 2024, President Biden issued an executive order allowing US citizens with undocumented spouses and children to petition for their family members to stay in the US and apply for their green cards without leaving the country. Join Attorney Hillary Walsh from New Frontier Immigration Law on this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy Podcast as she breaks down this new policy, who qualifies, and the next steps. Learn how this order aims to keep American families together and what it means for you. Don't miss this essential information.
Join immigration lawyer Hillary Walsh from New Frontier Immigration Law as she explores the challenges and limited options for those with the permanent bar.
Don't wait until it's too late – take action now and secure your immigration journey.
In this episode of "Immigration Law Made Easy," attorney Hillary Walsh explores VAWA and its impact on immigration cases. She discusses what constitutes extreme cruelty under VAWA, covering emotional, physical, psychological, financial, and abuse with real-life examples. Tune in for valuable insights and practical examples to navigate the immigration landscape confidently. Don't miss this enlightening episode!
Welcome to the Immigration Law Made Easy podcast! Attorney Hillary from New Frontier Immigration Law shares expert insights on why immigrants get stuck in Ciudad Juarez and offers tips to avoid this. Whether you're an immigrant or supporting someone, tune in for crucial advice to safeguard your journey. Don't miss out on shaping your future—reach out to us today!
Join Hillary, your immigration attorney on the Immigration Law Made Easy Podcast, as she breaks down the differences between these two crucial waivers: 601A & 601. Say goodbye to confusion and hello to clarity with Hillary's expert insights!
Your path to living free in the United States begins here!
In this new episode of Immigration Law Made Easy podcast, Hillary breaks down the ins and outs of immigration court, providing invaluable tips and insights to help you navigate confidently. Don't let uncertainty hold you back - tune in now and arm yourself with the knowledge you need for a victorious court appearance!
Are you looking for hope and options beyond DACA? In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, Attorney Hillary dives into ways you or someone you know can qualify for a green card or work permit without relying on DACA or marriage. Let's explore alternatives together! Tune in to learn more about U visas, T visas, and more. Ready to take the next step? Call us today at (480) 680-8380.
On this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy podcast, attorney Hillary Walsh addresses the situation where a petitioner dies during the green card application process. Learn about your options, including humanitarian reinstatement and Section 204L relief for surviving family members. Watch now to understand your rights and options. For personalized assistance, reach out to New Frontier Immigration Law at (480) 680-8380. Your path to living free in the United States begins here!
Tune in as immigration attorney Hillary Walsh sheds light on humanitarian reinstatement amidst the loss of a petitioner. Explore options and find solace in knowing there's hope in navigating immigration hurdles. For personalized assistance, don't hesitate to contact us to 480-680-8380.
In this episode of Easy Immigration Law, she talks about a difficult situation: dealing with the death of a spouse during the immigration process. Hillary, with her caring nature and know-how, she will guide you through what to do next, giving you some reassurance and helpful advice. Whether you are embarking on this journey alone or are thinking of seeking professional help, New Frontier Immigration Law will have your back, making sure you are informed and prepared to take the next steps with confidence. Your path to living free in the United States begins here!
Tune in to the latest episode of the Immigration Law Made Easy Podcast and explore the incredible benefits of the I-131 Advanced Parole Document with immigration attorney Hillary Walsh! In this enlightening discussion, Attorney Walsh delves into the often overlooked advantages of the I-131 and its importance for immigrants striving for freedom and flexibility in the United States. Learn about three compelling reasons why filing for the I-131 can empower immigrants to take control of their travel plans and timelines. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into protected immigrant travel - listen now!
Take Action! USCIS Fee Changes
Gain insights in this new episode of the Immigration Law Made Easy podcast with essential updates on USCIS fees impacting family-based immigration petitions. Understand the importance of taking action before April 1, 2024, to avoid additional costs. Gain expert knowledge on the consequences of these changes, ensuring a smooth process for your immigration documents. Stay informed and proactively navigate your way to freedom in the United States.
For personalized assistance, contact New Frontier Immigration Law at (480) 680-8380.
Join attorney Hilary Walsh in this episode in which she provides valuable insights and tips for handling bond hearings in immigration cases. With over 15 years of experience, she explains the complexities of bond hearings, including flight risks and dangers to the community. For personalized advice, call us at (480) 680-8380 or send us a message. Your path to living free begins here.
Delve into the challenges and constrained choices for individuals dealing with the permanent bar on Immigration Law Made Easy. Hillary discusses potential solutions such as asylum, cancellation of removal, and U/T visas. Discover optimistic pathways to freedom in the U.S., whether navigating removal proceedings or confronting the permanent bar. Tune in to Immigration Law Made Easy for insightful information and guidance.
Explore staying in the US without leaving with immigration lawyer Hillary Walsh from New Frontier Immigration Law. Get insights on challenges and options, especially for those with a 21-year-old US citizen child. Learn why Ciudad Juarez may not be your only option. For personalized advice on fixing your status, call or message Hillary. Your path to living free in the United States begins here!
If you've been a lawful permanent resident for over 10 years, this video is a game-changer. Discover why applying for naturalization is the smart move. During the pending naturalization process, enjoy an automatic Green card renewal extension without the usual filing fee! Act now to maximize benefits and let's guide you on the path to citizenship. Don't miss out – watch and learn how to make the right choices for your immigration journey!
Picture this: Cashing a million-dollar check and the exhilaration as you wait for it to clear. Now, apply that anticipation to your immigration journey. In this video, we explore a unique opportunity – a work permit and social security card within 10 months. Imagine the impact on your life, from better job prospects to improved housing and the ability to support your family in new ways. Don't wait for the money to hit your account; act today and bring that million-dollar energy into your life.
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy," where we simplify the complexities of immigration law and provide essential insights. Amidst challenging times for immigrants, our podcast offers practical advice and informed discussions on the latest developments in the field. Join us to stay informed, empowered, and prepared for potential future challenges. Don't wait until it's too late – take action now and secure your immigration journey. Listen today to make sense of the evolving landscape and ensure a smoother path forward.
Unravel the complexities of immigration law with Hillary Walsh on Immigration Law Made Easy! Join us as we decode the differences between voluntary departure, voluntary return, and leaving voluntarily, shedding light on crucial insights and implications for those navigating the challenges of immigration. From deciphering the importance of A numbers to mastering the intricacies of immigration court proceedings, this video is your ultimate guide to staying informed and empowered in the realm of immigration law. Don't miss out on this enriching journey!
Join Attorney Hillary as she delves into essential tips for handling encounters with law enforcement and immigration officers. Learn about your rights, the power of remaining silent, and the potential consequences of disclosing sensitive information. Tune in to Immigration Made Easy for crucial insights and guidance on protecting yourself in various situations. Stay informed and stay protected.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, Attorney Hillary discusses the recent developments regarding DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). She addresses concerns about the program's future and offers crucial advice for DACA recipients. Tune in to learn about alternative opportunities, including advanced parole, and why taking action now is essential for securing your immigration status. Don't miss this important update on DACA and its potential impact on your journey in the United States
Hey there! This is Attorney Hillary Walsh, and in this episode, I'll be addressing some important questions about the impact of divorce on immigration status. I'll discuss topics such as threats during divorce, sponsorship requirements, self-petitioning through VAWA, and the repercussions of divorce on immigration status. I'll also touch on considerations for stepchildren and custody arrangements. Watch this video to gain valuable insights and learn how to spot signs of abuse or extreme cruelty during the divorce process. Don't forget to check out my TED talk on this topic for more in-depth information! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3AfYIuqaBY&t=0s
In today's episode, we're diving into the world of T Visas, shedding light on the fact that immigration law can often be quite different from what it appears to be. T Visas, which stand for trafficking, are designed to aid individuals who have experienced trafficking within the United States. Join us as we unravel the true meaning of trafficking and challenge common misconceptions. Your perspective on this critical issue is about to be expanded. Tune in now
Explore the incredible power of the immigrant mindset in this captivating episode of "Immigration Law Made Easy"! Join us as we delve into the energy and unwavering faith that some individuals possess as they pursue their dream of fixing their immigration status. What sets these individuals apart? Learn this and how their mindset shapes their immigration journey in this episode!
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy," the podcast that simplifies complex immigration topics. In today's episode, we're diving into a topic that's especially relevant for those who have entered the country illegally at any point or have left the US and returned with a visa. Stay tuned as we break down the complexities of immigration law into easy-to-understand segments. Don't forget to subscribe for more valuable insights.
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy", the podcast that breaks down complex legal topics into understandable insights. Join us on this journey as we navigate the ins and outs of immigration law, one episode at a time. From deciphering the basics to unveiling the power of executive orders, we're here to make immigration law accessible to everyone.
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy," the podcast that demystifies complex immigration matters one topic at a time. In today's episode, we dive into a crucial issue: the intersection of drug convictions and your immigration status. If you've found your way here, chances are you're navigating the intricate landscape of immigration law with concerns about prior drug convictions. Whether you're dealing with an existing conviction, facing charges, or even in the midst of removal proceedings, we've got you covered. So, whether you're tuning in from Arizona or any other state across the U.S., join us in this episode as we bridge the gap between drug convictions and immigration status, providing you with the information you need for a smoother journey ahead.
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy," the podcast where we unravel the complexities of immigration regulations and guide you through the intricacies of the legal landscape. In this episode, we're delving into a topic that's often surrounded by uncertainty and anxiety: drug convictions and your immigration status. If you've found your way to this podcast, chances are you're grappling with a conviction or facing charges that might have repercussions for your immigration journey. Whether you're concerned about the potential impact on your green card, or citizenship status, or you're already navigating the intricate process of removal proceedings, rest assured, we're here to address all your concerns. Stay tuned for a podcast episode that will equip you with insights that matter. Whether you're looking to safeguard your residency, protect your citizenship, or simply navigate the maze of immigration regulations, our goal is to empower you with knowledge.
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy" with Attorney Hillary Walsh. In this episode titled "Dive into Unlawful Presence," the podcast explores the impact of unlawful presence on individuals and families seeking a better life in a new country. Join us on "Immigration Law Made Easy" as we equip you with essential knowledge and resources to find detained individuals. Together, we can navigate the complexities of immigration law and support our loved ones in their journey. Tune in for more empowering discussions on future episodes of Immigration Law Made Easy.
Join experienced immigration attorney Hillary Walsh on the Immigration Law Made Easy podcast for an episode titled "What 'Never Give Up' Means to Immigrants—and Their Lawyer." Hillary shares her personal journey into immigration law, highlighting the unique aspects of the field and providing insights for aspiring attorneys. She explores the significance of choosing the right immigration lawyer, offering valuable tips to evaluate their suitability. Through a compelling case example, Hillary showcases the power of perseverance, detailing how she fought for a client's rights despite significant obstacles. The episode also addresses common hurdles in the immigration process, inspiring listeners to maintain resilience and hope. Hillary emphasizes the availability of resources, support networks, and legal avenues to help individuals achieve their immigration goals. As the episode concludes, she emphasizes the accessibility of immigration law with the right knowledge and guidance. Tune in for more empowering discussions on future episodes of Immigration Law Made Easy.
Welcome back to Immigration Law Made Easy, the podcast that breaks down complex immigration processes into easy-to-understand discussions. I'm your host, attorney Hillary Walsh, and today we're diving into an important topic: the credible fear interview process. Many individuals seeking asylum in the United States must go through this crucial step, and it can greatly impact their chances of staying in the country. So, let's get started! Join us on "Immigration Law Made Easy" to empower yourself with knowledge and strategies for navigating immigration law. Subscribe for updates and valuable insights.
Join host Hillary Walsh on the latest episode of "Immigration Made Easy" as she shares crucial insights on stopping a deportation. In this engaging episode, Hillary breaks down three powerful strategies that can make a difference in preventing deportation, providing you with practical knowledge to take action.Tune in to "3 Ways to Stop A Deportation (TODAY!)" on the "Immigration Made Easy" podcast with Hillary Walsh to discover valuable insights and take steps towards a brighter immigration future.
Welcome to "Immigration Law Made Easy," the podcast simplifying the complexities of immigration law. In today's episode, titled "3 Things to Do When Your USCIS Case Is Taking Too Long," we provide practical tips and insights to navigate delays in your case. We begin by highlighting the importance of taking action in the face of delays and discussing how to determine if your processing time has exceeded the normal window. Our expert advice includes three actionable tips: filing an expedited request, reaching out to your senator for assistance, and leveraging receipt notices to gain insights into your case's progress. We delve into the factors influencing processing times and equip you with realistic expectations. Additionally, we explore the option of legal action for addressing prolonged delays. Join us on "Immigration Law Made Easy" to empower yourself with knowledge and strategies for navigating immigration law. Subscribe for updates and valuable insights, and take control of your USCIS case. Don't miss this enlightening episode on "3 Things to Do When Your USCIS Case Is Taking Too Long." Together, we can make immigration law easier to navigate.
In this episode of "Immigration Law Made Easy" titled "Breaking Down Extreme Cruelty in VAWA: What You Need to Know" we delve into the intricacies of VAW and its relevance within the immigration context. We begin by providing an overview of VAWA's impact and its operation in immigration cases. The episode focuses on the central question of what constitutes extreme cruelty under VAWA. We explore the qualifications for VAWA protection and highlight the differences between VAWA and the T Visa, shedding light on the nuances between the two. To offer clarity, we examine various types of cruelty that fall under the category of extreme, including emotional abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse, financial abuse, and sexual abuse. Each type is discussed in detail, accompanied by real-life examples to illustrate their manifestations. Furthermore, we present cases that emphasize the significance of extreme cruelty in VAWA applications, underscoring the importance of understanding this concept. Additionally, we provide insights on how to identify these types of cruelties and offer practical examples to enhance comprehension. The episode concludes with a comprehensive summary of the key points discussed, leaving listeners feeling empowered and equipped with valuable knowledge about extreme cruelty under VAWA.Don't miss this enlightening episode of "Immigration Law Made Easy," where we unravel the concept of extreme cruelty within the framework of VAWA, providing you with essential information to navigate the immigration landscape confidently.
Welcome to Immigration Law Made Easy, where we simplify the complexities of immigration law. In this episode, we'll explore the importance of hiring an immigration attorney. Join us as we discuss the significance of seeking professional legal assistance for your immigration matters. We'll address when and where to find the best attorney to effectively handle your case. Understanding when you truly need a lawyer is crucial, and we'll provide insights into situations where legal representation may not be necessary. We'll also share valuable tips on finding reputable immigration attorneys and the key factors to consider during your search. Once you've identified the right attorney for your needs, we'll guide you through the appropriate steps to take. Navigating the immigration system can be challenging, but with the support of a skilled attorney, you can approach the process with confidence. Stay tuned for an empowering discussion that will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about hiring an immigration attorney. Subscribe to Immigration Law Made Easy to stay updated on our episodes and gain valuable insights into the world of immigration law. If you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover, reach out to us.Let's make immigration law more accessible and understandable together. Get ready to embark on this insightful journey with us!
In this episode, Attorney Hillary Walsh explores the process of using advanced parole for DACA recipients who want to adjust their status in the United States. If you are a DACA recipient and want to avoid the hassle of going to your home country or embassy to adjust your status, advanced parole might be the solution you are looking for. Our episode will provide you with all the information you need to know to fix your status right here in the United States. However, please note that if you are seeking to counsel our process, this episode may not be for you. We will be focusing specifically on the advanced parole process for DACA recipients. While there are many benefits to having DACA, it's important to understand that it is not currently a direct path to a green card. DACA provides deferred action status, which we will explain in detail during the episode. So sit back, relax, and join us as we delve into the world of advanced parole for DACA recipients.
In this episode, we dive into the frequently asked question "What should I expect at a consultation?". Join us as we sit down with Attorney Hillary who shares insider tips on what to expect during your initial consultation in general and with New Frontier Immigration Law. From understanding the legal process to preparing the necessary documents, we cover all the essential elements to ensure a successful meeting with your lawyer. You don't want to miss it!
ChatGPT is a natural language processing tool driven by AI technology that allows you to have human-like conversations and much more with the chatbot. The language model can answer questions and assist you with tasks like composing emails, essays, and code. But do you know it could help you write compelling arguments for your case? Today we explore this amazing tool with a VAWA case example. If you are an attorney wanting to improve your writing skills or an undocumented immigrant filing for their own case - YOU WILL LOVE THIS!
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we spoke with Valeria Torres, an amazing female Latina legal consultant, director of operations, and business portfolio consultant for 8 Figure Firm. Throughout our conversation, Valeria shared valuable insights into how she built her work ethic and career throughout her life, and how mental health played a crucial role in her personal and professional growth. We discussed the various ways in which mental health can impact our ability to perform well in our jobs, lead others effectively, and achieve our goals. Finally, Valeria gave us a sneak peek into her upcoming book, which promises to be a must-read for young people that doesn't know how to take the next step and need a little push. Valeria's wisdom and experience are sure to inspire listeners to take action toward their own personal and professional goals. Make sure to follow her on her socials.
In 1994, Congress enacted section 245(i) of the INA, permitting certain individuals who were otherwise ineligible for adjustment of status in the United States to pay a penalty fee for the convenience of adjusting status without leaving the United States. Why is 245i so amazing? Because this allowed families to stay together in the United States to complete the immigration process and avoid the long, uncertain separation required to go through the immigration process outside the United States at a U.S. consulate abroad. So if you or someone you know has a very old petition, 2001 or before, this is THEIR EPISODE - don't miss it!
Did you lose a case in immigration court or have had an immigration application denied? You may want to know how to appeal an immigration decision, and you may want to tell Attorney Hillary about it. Big fan and equally successful at Appeals, Attorney Hillary Walsh shares in this episode why she loves to FIGHT BACK for her clients. "DO I NEED A LAWYER TO FILE AN IMMIGRATION APPEAL?" While an immigration appeals lawyer is not required, you will get the best outcome possible if you work with an attorney, so please share this episode with someone who might need to know about appeals.
Noncitizens apprehended at the border or in the interior of the United States can be detained by one or more government agencies before or during their immigration proceedings. Certain aspects of detention can vary greatly depending on the agency with custody of the noncitizen but it's important you remember that IMMIGRANTS WHO ARE ARRESTED OR DETAINED by Immigration still HAVE RIGHTS. So if someone you love is under detention, please call an immigration attorney.
I'm looking forward to the future and feeling grateful for the past -Mike Rowe. It's Hillary's birthday month and we will be discussing her favorite immigration reliefs, you'll get to know her better and maybe be inspired by things that had happened to you that you didn't understand at the time. This first episode is about our amazing VAWA!
If you entered the United States without inspection (illegally) or remained in the United States past the expiration of your lawful admission, you have a qualifying relative or employer interested in filing your immigrant petition and you are:
- The beneficiary of a visa petition filed on or before January 14, 1998
- The beneficiary of a visa petition filed on or after January 15, 1998, and on or before April 30, 2001
- The beneficiary of an application for labor certification filed on or before January 14, 1998
- The beneficiary of an application for labor certification filed on or after January 15, 1998, and on or before April 30, 2001
You may be eligible to apply for adjustment of status within the United States under Section 245(i) of the Legal Immigration Family Equity Act (LIFE). So if you are thinking about that OLD petition someone made for you...this is an episode FOR YOU!
Welcome to our quick but effective 5 min FAQ! We want you to provide the best information possible about a question that you may have. This first episode is about having a loved one in a Detention Center, this is a complicated topic so if you need more help please call us at 623-742-5400!
A work permit is an official document from the U.S. government that allows immigrants to work in the United States. It's also known as an Employment Authorization Document or EAD. A work permit is available only to limited groups of foreign nationals, usually, those who are in the process of applying or who have some temporary right to be in the United States - So if you want to know if you can apply for an EAD and start working, don't miss this episode!
The Victims of Trafficking and Violence Prevention Act (VTVPA) of 20009 was enacted to strengthen the ability of law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute serious crimes and trafficking in persons while offering protection to victims of such crimes without the immediate risk of being removed from the country. Trafficking has many different forms. Even if you came to the US or took a job, you could still be a victim of trafficking. Some signs may include little or no pay, being forced to pay off debt through work or sex, threats of violence, threats of reporting you to immigration or other law enforcement, control over your living conditions, communication, and identity documents. If you, or someone you know, is in this situation, T VISA MIGHT BE THE WAY FOR THEM.
In 1994, Congress passed the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), creating special routes to immigration status for certain battered non-citizens. But sometimes the word "Violence" has the potential applicant thinking of extreme situations, this is not always the case, battery and extreme cruelty are considered to qualify for VAWA. So if you have ever wondered if your situation might qualify, don't miss this episode!
USCIS’s processing times have changed over the years, and it is difficult to predict how long any petition that is filed now will take, but it's a lot better when we know what to expect and we understand it's part of the process. The entire process of filling out the VAWA form might seem complicated and time-consuming but the benefits it brings are SO WORTH IT! If you're thinking of starting your self-petition, stay tuned, we'll go over the process in this episode.
Divorce is a painful and complex end to a relationship, but it can be incredibly challenging if your immigration status is in the middle of it. When you obtain a green card through marriage, it might be a 2-year conditional green card, and in order to lift the conditions after two years, you need to prove that you and your partner are still married (Form I-751). Therefore, divorce, when you hold a conditional green card, can cause issues BUT IT IS NOT THE END OF THE WORLD. If your relationship is not going how it is supposed to, this is the episode for you.
When you are in a relationship with someone who uses threats, harasses, molests, stalks, attacks, batters, or strikes you, your family, or your children, that person commits domestic violence. You are not alone and have a legal right to seek relief from the courts by getting a protective order - all of this without fearing your immigration status and/or process will be affected. If you feel like you might need to file for a protection order- this is FOR YOU!
Remember: Anyone who is in immediate danger should call 911. If the situation is urgent but not an emergency, you may call the local law enforcement agency’s non-emergency line.
Are you the spouse of a US Citizen or a Lawful Permanent Resident or the parent of a US Citizen over the age of 20 and have been told "NO" in the past? Maybe VAWA is for you! In today's episode, we go deep into the Violence Against Women Act, better known as VAWA, but don't be scared by the "violence" word, please listen carefully to the examples given in this episode that are far from physical or violent. The best of VAWA self-petitioning is that it allows close relatives of US citizens and lawful permanent residents to file for status on their own AND WITHOUT LEAVING. You really don't want to miss January's VAWA episodes!
In this episode, we look into this great option if you or your client is in Removal Proceedings. This immigration process is a mechanism that immigration judges (IJs) and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) have used for more than three decades to indefinitely suspend removal proceedings in appropriate cases and, if weren't enough, it comes with a Work Permit. Want to know if you're eligible? KEEP LISTENING!
“If there’s a cause worth fighting for, it’s this: children belong in families.” – Nicole Skellenger. Today, our very special guest and former client, Ashley Champman shares with us her journey through miscarriage and then, the adoption of her kids back in South Korea. She talks about how she feels her kids were born within her heart and the road to becoming the mixed family she always dreamed about, including feeling at home away from home.
Welcome back! Today's episode is really, really special, our guests: Immigration Judge Frazer and Ryan Walsh, have an amazing conversation about life, work, and ice cream. We want to thank everyone for listening and for taking the time of listening to what is like behind the other side of the desk, thank you, IJ Frazer, for all your advice!
Has someone ever told you something hurtful? Have you said anything hurtful to someone? Well, this episode is for you, the second agreement provides readers with a way to deal with hurtful treatment from others that they may experience in life. It advocates the importance of having a strong sense of self and not needing to rely on the opinions of others in order to be content and satisfied with their self-image. This agreement also allows readers to understand the notion that each individual has a unique worldview that alters their own perceptions, and that the actions and beliefs of a person are a projection of their own personal reality.
The immigration system is complicated in its own right. When you add in these myths, it’s easy to get off track and make mistakes that harm your chance of fixing your status so, in today's episode, we go back to U Visa - our miraculous immigration relief and the myths that sometimes prevent people from signing up for it. As you learn more about the United States legal system and the type of immigration you’re seeking, it’s easier to separate fact from myth with the idea of making the right decisions at the right time.
Have you ever heard of "The Four Agreements"? If you haven't, do not worry, for the following 4 weeks, we'll go over this amazing book that helps readers transform their lives into a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love. In this episode, Attorney Hillary will go over the first, most important, and the most difficult one to honor, according to the author, Don Miguel Ruiz - Be Impeccable With Your Word. In essence, this agreement focuses on the significance of speaking with integrity and carefully choosing words before saying them aloud - GEEZ, this will be good.
Indyra came to the US from Venezuela with a dream, wondering if it was the right thing to do, she would soon find the answer after meeting the love of her life, her husband Diego, shortly after arriving in this amazing country. Here in the US, she has found hope, a second family, and a second home. She was able to fix her status through what we call "Adjustment of Status" and before the next presidential elections, she will be a US citizen. In today's episode, she will share her unique journey to her amazing life as it is today.
Harry Lopez, transformational coach, entrepreneur, leader in the consciousness industry, and founder of Launch Latinx, a mindset and business coaching accelerator program that champions extraordinary Latinx visionaries and coaches to access their limitless potential is our special guest today! He shares his experience as 1st Gen American, growing up Hispanic and becoming your unique and true self who deserves to DREAM BIG. Find more about him, here:
https://www.launchlatinx.co/
https://www.instagram.com/theharrylopez/
https://www.harrylouislopez.com/
The United States is a country of immigrants. And immigration isn't just about learning new things—it's also about sharing what we have with each other. In this episode, our guest speaker, Tara, a fellow military wife who has lived all over the world and knows a thing or two about living abroad, shares her favorite experiences with culture, and language. How did she end up trying to poison her german neighbor? Stay tuned to find out!
If you are going through an immigration process, one of the worst outcomes could be for you to be found “inadmissible to the United States” by the U.S. authorities. SCARY, I KNOW. If you committed certain violations you may be barred from applying for a green card or returning to the United States if you leave. In this episode we go over: Why do I need a waiver? Can I get a waiver? Is the end of the road if I need a waiver? Stay tuned for these answers and A LOT MORE.
Surprise, surprise...Due to recent changes to U.S. immigration law, travel outside of the United States may have severe consequences for aliens who are in the process of adjusting their status, upon return, these aliens may be found inadmissible, and their applications may be denied, or both. As for DACA recipients, you can be found inadmissible and trigger a bar if you leave without Avance Parole. Please listen to this episode, live AND TRAVEL free.
You see life through your own unique lens. This is your mindset – the assumptions and expectations you hold about yourself, your life, and the situations around you. Research shows that mindsets play a significant role in determining life's outcomes. That's why you need the right mentality, you need a lawyer warrior mindset, welcome to episode 1.
We often hear the term “EWI” (pronounced Ee-whee), but what does that even mean? EWI is an acronym for “entry without inspection,” but not everyone that crossed without permission (like a visa, parole, border crossing card, etc) entered illegally...Yes, you read correctly. In today's episode, we take a dive into the complexity of entering the United Stated and how this is EVERYTHING for your immigration case.
Welcome to our very first episode! We're so excited to help you understand the complex and always-changing immigration law. All your immigration questions will be answered by an attorney, in plain English.