It has been in the news for quite some time that there are many people in the District of Columbia and other states and territories of the United States who are struggling to avoid deportation. Many of these people are here legally, but in the Commonwealth of the...
Month: September 2011
Handing out condoms leads to deportation proceeding
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Sep 23, 2011 |
The possibility of deportation for a permanent resident alien is a harrowing experience in the District of Columbia and throughout the country. In many instances, having fought so hard to obtain legal status in the first place, the thought it could all be taken away...
Ignoring deportation order, President’s uncle faces charges
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Sep 21, 2011 | Uncategorized
For some politicians, the media fodder isn't about their personal shortcomings, but instead problems of various members of their family. Recently, President Obama's uncle has captured the attention of various media outlets. The uncle was arrested on a drunken driving...
Immigration laws fuel political fires across party lines
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Sep 16, 2011 | Uncategorized
Speculation on Washington's new immigration laws has the country on the edge of its seat. President Barack Obama has stated that the United States will deport illegal immigrants with criminal histories, as well as those that pose a potential threat to national...
New rules make family immigration more time-consuming
On behalf of Yeager & Etkind | Sep 8, 2011 |
Beginning August 20, family immigration in Washington and throughout the country will be getting even more difficult, with the promulgation of new rules by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS).Almost daily, there is a new article or other news report...

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