Update for Fellow Immigrants

When Congress wrote the Immigration and Nationality Act it did not intend to make it so complex.  Members of Congress had no glue what immigrant lives would be under the Act should strict enforcement be had under the Act.  The members were documented either have their citizenship through birth from their parents who immigrated here years ago without any documents to get into the United States or they obtained their own naturalization certificate.

Having said all of that, now it is incumbent upon you to take steps to keep these ICE agents off your tail. I understand there is a majority of you who are under temporary protected status by the Department of Homeland Security/USCIS.

One thing that ICE may and can do is before the expiration of your temporary stay or protected status that they can take you in custody and place you in supervision and request that you appear for deportation. I encourage you to be mindful in contact with law enforcement officers.

Please do not wait last minute to take steps to change your status. You need to seek advice of an attorney who specializes in Immigration Law to advise you of your immigration rights and what you need to do to be in order to avoid being apprehended and be deported.

If you are in the United States from wherever either temporarily or without documentation, please contact my office for consultation.