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Trump appeared on CBS 60 Minutes tonight and now says his deportation crackdown may have been “too tough.” He acknowledged that his administration deported people with good jobs whose only violation, as he described it, was entering the country illegally. And he says those deportations hurt him politically. Earlier today, I explained why a bipartisan immigration deal could still be possible, even with Stephen Miller becoming his chief of staff. Now Trump says he wants to work with Democrats on immigration. But will his actions match his words? A change in tone does not give anyone legal status. The next step is seeing what he will actually support. Would you support a deal that combines border security with legal status for longtime immigrants who are working and contributing? Tell me what you think. #breakingnews #Immigration #ImmigrationNews #trump #immigrationlawyer
bradbernsteinlaw257,700 просмотров • 5 дней назад
Trump reaffirmed “no amnesty” — but DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin just said Congress could create a path to permanent residence for DACA recipients, and that the President told him to start talking with Democrats. Nothing changes today. No bill exists. DACA stays exactly as it is. About 455,000 people currently hold DACA. If that’s you, keep renewing on time and speak with an immigration attorney about your options. Sources: AP, Fox News, Time, Politico. Attorney advertising. Not legal advice. #DACA #ImmigrationNews #Trump #DHS #GreenCard
Jacob Sapochnick |619-483-4549118,700 просмотров • 3 дней назад
🚨 Important immigration updates! U.S. citizens cannot bring spouses from certain countries due to a visa pause. Don't panic—this is likely to be challenged. If your spouse has a dual nationality or tourist visa, there are options! Let's discuss your thoughts. #immigrationnews #visa #spousalvisa #immigrationlaw #immigrationtiktok #mcbeanlaw
BulaMunion2,700,000 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
🇺🇸 Receiving food stamps doesn’t automatically disqualify you from becoming a U.S. citizen! In a November 4 policy memo, USCIS clarified that legally receiving food stamps (SNAP) or other needs-based government assistance is NOT an automatic barrier to U.S. citizenship. So what really matters? Your good moral character, honesty, background, and whether you’ve followed immigration laws. USCIS can still consider benefits fraud, failure to support dependents, and other conduct when reviewing citizenship applications. 💬 Should receiving needs-based benefits stop you from qualifying for U.S. citizenship? Let us know in the comments! 📢 Don’t let misinformation keep you from pursuing your American dream! If you’re receiving government assistance and considering applying for citizenship, speak with an experienced immigration attorney to understand your options. #Immigration #USCitizenship #USCIS #FoodStamps #immigrationnews
bradbernsteinlaw31,700 просмотров • 2 дней назад
Could ICE arrest you during a routine traffic stop? At the airport before a domestic flight? Or after attending your immigration court hearing? These are three situations where immigrants may face ICE enforcement, even while going about their everyday lives. Through the 287(g) program, certain local law enforcement officers can assist with federal immigration enforcement. ICE arrests have also occurred at airports and in connection with immigration court proceedings. But not every traffic stop, flight, or immigration appointment puts you at risk. Your immigration status, prior deportation orders, and individual circumstances matter. Which of these three places surprised you the most? #ICE #ImmigrationNews #DeportationDefense #ImmigrationLaw #SBLaw
bradbernsteinlaw82,900 просмотров • 7 дней назад
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is shifting immigration enforcement tactics, moving away from high-profile sweeping raids (e.g., at workplaces like Home Depot) toward more targeted operations focusing on undocumented immigrants convicted of serious crimes. 2. Agents will emphasize specific targets and traffic stop enforcement, reducing visible large-scale actions to avoid public spectacles like “grabbing people off the streets.” 3. This change follows negative polling on President Trump’s immigration crackdown, including a PRRI survey showing approval of his handling of immigration dropping from 42% in March to 33%, a YouGov poll with majority disapproval of ICE operations, and a KFF/New York Times survey where about half of immigrants reported feeling less safe. 4. Visible enforcement operations have occurred in cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and Charlotte, often sparking protests and criticism for being excessive. 5. The ongoing “Catahoula Crunch” operation in New Orleans, aiming for 5,000 arrests with over 250 already made, will continue despite the tactical adjustments. #iceraid #immigrationlawyer #immigration #lawtok #immigrationnews #ImmigrationPolicy #ICE #DHS #ImmigrantRights #LawEnforcement
Gerald Lawrence19,100 просмотров • 2 дней назад
Democrats have won control of Congress, but does that mean immigration reform is coming? Not automatically. Let's talk about Trump's veto power, the 60-vote Senate hurdle, bipartisan negotiations, protections for Dreamers, and what Congress can actually accomplish in 2027. #Immigration #ImmigrationLawyer #DACA #immingrationlaw #ImmigrationNews
Abogada Alexandra Lopez16,400 просмотров • 1 день назад
🚨 Major breakthrough on DACA! USCIS is reviewing new applications, but Texas residents face challenges. What do you think about the current DACA developments? 📈💬 Stay informed and share your thoughts! #DACA #ImmigrationNews #Texas #USCIS #DeferredAction #ImmigrationReform #BreakingNews #Advocacy #Community
altair.geovane816,500 просмотров • 3 дней назад
USCIS ASYLUM STATUS CHANGED FROM “NEXT STEP IS INTERVIEW” TO “NEXT STEP IS ADJUDICATION”? DON'T PANIC! Have you noticed that your asylum application status changed from “Next Step Is Interview” to “Next Step Is Adjudication” on your USCIS online account? You are not alone! We have observed this change in numerous asylum cases, including many of our clients' applications. This appears to be a widespread development rather than something happening exclusively to your case. ⚖️ What does this mean for your asylum application? The status change does not necessarily mean your asylum application has been approved, denied, or referred to Immigration Court. In my opinion, this development may indicate changes in how USCIS processes certain asylum applications, including the possibility of adjudication or referral to Immigration Court in appropriate cases. However, the status change alone does not establish that USCIS will skip your asylum interview. ✅ Do not panic when you see this update. ✅ Continue monitoring your USCIS account and official notices. ✅ Be prepared for possible developments in your asylum case. Stay calm, stay informed, and get ready to fight for your case! ⚖️ 🌐 lawofficeofkus.com 📧 [email protected] 📞 646-678-7864 #USCIS #Asylum #AsylumSeekers #AsylumApplication #AsylumInterview #AsylumStatus #NextStepIsAdjudication #USCISUpdates #ImmigrationNews #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationAttorney #ImmigrationCourt #I589 #PendingAsylum #USAImmigration #LawOfficeOfKus #AttorneyMuhammedKus Attorney Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every immigration case is unique. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Law Office of Muhammed Kus72,600 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
🇺🇸🚨 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN! NOW IT’S TIME TO TALK IMMIGRATION REFORM! A new Congress takes office in January 2027, and as a U.S. immigration attorney, I HAVE A WISH LIST! 👀 For too long, immigrant families have faced years of separation, uncertainty, detention, and an immigration system desperately in need of reform. HERE ARE 7 CHANGES I WANT CONGRESS TO ADDRESS: ✅ 1. LEGAL STATUS: Create a pathway to legal status for Dreamers and hardworking immigrants who qualify. ✅ 2. END THE VISA BACKLOG: Increase available visas so families aren’t separated for years. ✅ 3. REFORM TRAVEL BANS: Limit sweeping country-based restrictions that separate families. ✅ 4. ICE ACCOUNTABILITY: Reexamine local police partnerships with ICE and demand transparency in detention. ✅ 5. INDEPENDENT IMMIGRATION COURTS: Give immigration judges greater independence. ✅ 6. PUBLIC CHARGE REFORM: Establish fair, clear standards for immigrant families. ✅ 7. FAIR BOND HEARINGS: Give detained immigrants meaningful opportunities for individualized bond decisions. ❤️ IMMIGRATION ISN’T JUST ABOUT POLITICS. IT’S ABOUT PEOPLE, FAMILIES, AND THEIR FUTURES. ⚖️ These are reforms I want lawmakers to consider—not changes that have already become law. And meaningful reform will require more than a change in Congress. 🚨 DON’T WAIT FOR CONGRESS TO CHANGE THE LAW TO FIND OUT WHETHER YOU HAVE OPTIONS TODAY! At ST Law Office, we help immigrants and families explore the legal pathways currently available. 📞 CALL ST LAW OFFICE: 561-405-4889 💬 NOW I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU: WHAT’S ON YOUR IMMIGRATION REFORM WISH LIST STARTING IN JANUARY? 👇 Drop your NUMBER ONE priority in the comments. 📲 SHARE this video so more families can join the conversation! #ImmigrationReform #ImmigrationNews #ImmigrationAttorney #ImmigrantRights #Election2026
Immigration Lawyer Tharpe18,700 просмотров • 8 дней назад