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Federal Judge Rejects Lawsuit Against New York Law Granting Undocumented Immigrants Access to Drivers License

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

Immigrant rights activists scored a victory recently when a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit targeted at New York’s law permitting the state to issue driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants.  Read on for details about the law and the decision, and contact a compassionate New York immigration lawyer for help with any immigration matter. New… Read More »

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DHS Finalizes New Public Charge Rule for Immigration

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

The federal administration has taken further steps toward curbing legal immigration with yet another heartless policy aimed at treating those who seek entry into the United States as lesser people.  Changes to the so-called “public charge” policies were recently published by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), an arm of the Department… Read More »

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USCIS to Re-Open Some Deportation Deferral Requests

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

In the last few weeks, many applicants for relief from deportation and their family members received notice that US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) was no longer considering requests for deferred action. The move by USCIS was another in a line of actions by federal immigration officials to not only crack down on undocumented… Read More »

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Federal Administration Now Rejects Asylum Claims Based on Persecution of Family Members

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

The Trump administration is continuing its efforts to limit the ability of asylum-seekers to enter the United States. The latest move comes courtesy of Attorney General William Barr, who recently issued a ruling preventing immigrants from seeking asylum due to threats against their family members. Find out more about the decision below, and contact… Read More »

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USCIS Unveils Plan to Reduce Immigration Wait Times

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

There has been precious little good news lately on immigration issues. The federal administration’s inhumane detention of migrants is ongoing, the State Department is invading the privacy of visa applicants, and that New York law that would allow undocumented aliens to obtain drivers licenses is now being challenged in court by administrative officials upstate…. Read More »

New York State to allow undocumented aliens to obtain a driver’s license

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

New York State will now allow undocumented aliens to to obtain a drivers license.  The New York State Legislature has passed a bill that Governor Cuomo signed giving undocumented aliens the right to a New York driver’s license.   The so-called “Green Light Bill” makes New York the 13th state to authorize drivers’ licenses for… Read More »

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State Department Now Requires U.S. Visa Applicants to Share Social Media Accounts

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

While much of the current immigration news is focused on the administration’s draconian efforts to combat illegal immigration, it is important that we also pay attention to the efforts to curb legal immigration. The administration recently unveiled a new, invasive policy that critics fear will curb free speech and dissuade qualified applicants from seeking… Read More »

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Attorney General Rules Asylum Seekers Can Be Held Without Bail; ACLU Sues

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

The federal administration recently implemented yet another policy that has attracted the ire of immigrant rights activists. Last month, Attorney General William Barr issued an order aimed at fulfilling the President’s promise to end the “catch and release” policy of migrants who cross the border in order to avoid violence or persecution in their… Read More »

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Federal Judge Rules For Juvenile Immigrants Against DHS and USCIS

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

A federal judge in New York just issued the latest order challenging the immigration policies implemented by the current administration. The ruling allows certain young immigrants who have been abused to be given special immigration status by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Read on for details about the case and the potential implications,… Read More »

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Homeland Security Warns of Scammers Targeting Immigrants

By Gladstein & Messinger, P.C. |

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a fraud alert warning of a new scam campaign that specifically targets immigrants residing in the country. The perpetrators of the recent telephone spoofing scheme are defrauding people around the country into giving away personal information and extorting them for money. Continue reading for details about… Read More »

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