Legal immigration help in Los Angeles has never been simpler. With Alami Law, you too can enjoy the freedoms that come from properly completing the immigration process. The COVID-19 epidemic has altered how people work.... read more

In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, ICE has made a shocking decision regarding international students. Under the new declaration, international students enrolled in online-only programs will be forced to leave the country. While international... read more

Amid the pandemic, the Trump Administration has brought up talks about reducing the number of temporary work permits permitted for immigrants. The specifics of this temporary band is still in the works as Government officials... read more

The Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal from the Trump administration that aimed to challenge California’s sanctuary law. The court didn’t give a reason for the rejection. Only Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence... read more

Typically, sanctuary cities are also known as safe cities since they stop local police from asking immigrants to provide proof of citizenship. In addition to that, the cities have policies that limit the extent to... read more

On Wednesday, June 10, 2020, the American Civil Liberties Union and other organizations filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration on behalf of a 16-year-old boy from Honduras. The action was filed in Washington, DC... read more

It is common to believe that for somebody to get a USA visa, they need to have received a job offer from their prospective employers. This may be true, as observed by an employment visa... read more

Section 319(a) of the US Immigration and Nationality Act allows for naturalization in three ways. One of them is if, at the time of the application, the person is in a marital union with a... read more

In 2018, around 600,000 applications for citizenship were denied. If you have already obtained a green card and you are applying for citizenship in the United States, you may be concerned that you might lose... read more

Deportation happens when the federal government removes an immigrant from the United State. It is applicable to both documented and undocumented immigrants with the basis for the removal based on the U.S. immigration law. You... read more