Posts by Daniela Gómez Carrión

Advocates call for DACA reform Several immigrant rights activist and advocacy groups sent a letter to Congress during the 10th anniversary of DACA, calling for passage of a bipartisan bill. Don’t risk your future just by not following the legal guidelines set forth by the US immigration system or by lack of information. Contact Motion…

Supreme Court dismisses Public Charge rule case On Wednesday, June 15, the US Supreme Court ruled to dismiss the petition to revive arguments over Trump’s Public Charge rule. Need help with an immigration process? Our team is highly qualified to provide you with constant accompaniment throughout your immigration journey, regardless of what your particular case…

Border encounter rates decline According to official CBP (Customs and Border Protection) figures, border apprehension rates have decreased over the past few weeks. This is the first time in months that the trend of increased irregular migration has changed, allowing a pause to make appropriate decisions about the situation. In fact, the Border Patrol explains…

Humanitarian organizations intervene in immigration agreements Several humanitarian organizations and activist groups are celebrating the immigration agreements that emerged during the Summit of the Americas, called Los Angeles Declaration. To give a specific example, America’s Voice openly stated, “The Los Angeles Declaration signals a new and intelligent approach to regional migration management and mitigation. The…

Your Summary of Immigration News in 17th June, 2022 Choosing the right process for your particular case becomes one of the main requirements to be successful in your immigration process. In other words, of the wide variety of options available to all kinds of foreign communities, it is imperative that you choose the one that…

Your Summary of Immigration News in 16th June, 2022 Starting an immigration process in the US is not always the easiest task since the local immigration system is quite extensive and offers a large number of alternatives for all kinds of foreign communities, from highly skilled workers to asylum seekers and inexperienced workers. Thus, there…

Latin American countries accept migration agreement During the Summit of the Americas, several Latin American countries accepted Biden’s proposal to create strategies to address the masses of migration as a continent. A group of 19 countries such as Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and others, signed an agreement with the US to restructure their immigration systems…