Immigration Law Changes
Presently, the United States government is in the process of drastically overhauling the general landscape and the particular regulations of immigration law. Whether you are a United States citizen, are a lawful resident or are here illegally, and whether you are seeking help with family immigration or work-related immigration or are facing criminal charges that could result in deportation, these legal changes could impact you. It is important to work with an immigration reform lawyer who can help you understand these changes and know your rights and options.
Fakhrudeen Hussain, founding attorney of Immigration Law Offices, LLP, has a wealth of experience — legal and personal — with the immigration process. From our Van Nuys office, we represent clients throughout the San Fernando Valley, California, in a range of immigration matters. We will remain fully informed as the legal landscape changes, so that our clients will have the information they need for their immigration goals.
Recent Immigration Changes
In the coming months and years, we will see major changes to many aspects of immigration law, including:
- The citizenship process for unauthorized immigrants currently residing in the United States: Currently, provisional waivers, deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA) and other options are available for non-U.S. citizens who do not have legal status in the United States. We have a wealth of experience with these laws, and we will be on the cutting edge as the legal landscape changes.
- The legal immigration system for workers and former workers: We help clients with F-1 student visas and a range of work-related visas. If you are petitioning for a visa, in the country on a visa, or seeking a visa extension when the laws change in this regard, we will be here to help you understand your rights and options under the new laws.
- The employment verification system: Most likely, the process for employers to hire non-U.S. workers will become increasingly stringent. With a wealth of experience handling H-2A visas and other instruments for helping employers bring employees to the United States, we will be on top of the upcoming legislative changes to provide counsel, representation and information for employers.
The Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act is another piece of legislation that could pass soon, which would help undocumented youth obtain citizenship with a college education.
Contact Los Angeles DREAM Act Lawyer
To schedule a free initial consultation, call 818-997-3700 (888-997-3701 toll free) or contact us online.
