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Migration to the United States of America from different Latin American countries has become one of the most controversial topics in recent years, flooding the news tabloids and even generating mixed feelings among residents and migrants of this country. The truth is that, regardless of the reasons why people migrate (which are usually violence, climate change, and economic recession) or the ways in which they do it (which are usually risky and sometimes considered “illegal”)

When starting an immigration process to the United States of America, questions always arise about how to legalize my stay in this country? What are the benefits and how much does it cost to hire an immigration lawyer in Minnesota? Is it advisable to start an immigration process in my situation? Can I afford to pay immigration lawyers for Latinos? You may be interested in: How to choose and hire immigration lawyers: a quick guide to ensure immigration success Although the

Designed to protect victims of abuse or extreme cruelty committed by:   A spouse or former spouse who is a U.S. citizen A father who is a US citizen A son or daughter who is a U.S. citizen A lawful permanent resident (“Green Card”) who is your spouse or former spouse or A parent who is a legal permanent resident (“Green Card”) The VAWA law allows you to access the option of obtaining permanent residence in the United States. This somewhat complex immigration law seeks to prot

It doesn't matter if you are Colombian, Mexican, Venezuelan, Ecuadorian, Chilean, Honduran, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, Nicaraguan or any other nationality, the Green Card is one of the most important documents you can have. Here we will tell you everything you need to know about it. From what it is to how to process a Green Card in Minnesota. and some tips that will help you increase your chances of getting it. Why is the Green Card important? The main reason having your Green

The Red Card: A Vital Resource for Defending Yourself Against ICE in the United States. Learn How to Respond and Get Legal Advice on the Red Card in Minneapolis