While some in Miami may be angered at the thought of illegal immigrants being employed in the U.S. while the country deals with overall high unemployment numbers, they often don’t realize that many areas of commerce have come to rely on foreign-born workers for...
Month: October 2013
Same-sex couple gets recommendation for marriage-based green card
One in Miami may wonder in what circumstances the issues of same-sex marriage and immigration would combine, but that's been one of the surprising consequences of the Supreme's Court's decision to rule against the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) earlier this year....
Florida focusing on new noncitizen voter purge plan for 2013
Part of the democratic process that makes it so appealing is the chance to have a say in one’s own governance. For many that may represent a significant departure from the governing philosophies of the countries from where they immigrated. Yet to enjoy this privilege...
Immigration reform supporters making plans to take to the streets
It’s estimated that there are over 12 million immigrants currently living in Miami and elsewhere across the United States illegally. The current status of these immigrants and their future naturalization prospects have long been at the heart of the immigration...
Woman faces few options to avoid deportation back to Germany
For those hoping to immigrate, work, and establish a life in Miami or in other areas across the United States, an immigrant visa is the key to making that happen. While obtaining such a visa presents a clear the path to one establishing permanent residency, it can be...