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“Mike and Molly at Lehigh Immigration are so informative and helpful. I heard them speak at a community event and they provided comprehensive, bilingual answers to everyone in attendance.”
“Thank you for helping our community. Your experience and professionalism allow us to advance as a community. Thank you for answering all the questions and for all the respect with which you handle each case.”
“Molly Marte from the Lehigh Immigration Firm is very knowledgeable, thorough, a great communicator, and truly represents best interests of her clients. If she takes your case, you can be confident that she will do everything and will win it. Besides being an outstanding professional, she also has very nice personality, and it’s simply a pleasure to work with her. Thank you!”
“Mike is truly an asset to the legal community! His extensive knowledge of immigration law combined with a genuine commitment to his clients is second to none. I have and will continue to refer clients to Attorney Renneisen. I highly recommend the Lehigh Immigration firm.”
“I’d highly recommend this firm to anyone seeking counsel for immigration related matters. Mike was a pleasure to work with, his in-depth knowledge of immigration law was instrumental in helping me with my needs. The entire staff was great to work with, distinctly professional and courteous. THANKS! “
“Awesome team , very knowledgeable and informative. They work diligently in order to get the best results in record time. I receive my green card and so happy. Wish i could rate a thousand stars. Thanks a million.”
“Extremely helpful and informative. Mike is very knowledgeable and cares about his clients.”
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WE HAVE REPRESENTED CLIENTS FROM OVER 65 COUNTRIES
Americas / Caribbean
- Mexico
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- Guatemala
- Dominican Republic
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- Nicaragua
- Belize
- Venezuela
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- Trinidad and Tobago
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- Brazil
- Haiti
- United States
- Suriname
Africa
- Cameroon
- Ghana
- Eritrea
- Uganda
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- Cote d’Ivoire
- Ethiopia
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- Tanzania
- Zimbabwe
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Europe
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Australia / Pacific Islands / Oceania
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Immigration News You Can Use
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Congress Introduces Sweeping Immigration Reform Bill ‘DIGNIDAD Act’ to Address Systematic Challenges
May 25, 2023
On May 23, members of Congress introduced what has sadly become an increasingly rare bit of legislation; a comprehensive immigration reform bill aimed at addressing large-scale systematic problems with large-scale systematic action. The “DIGNIDAD (Dignity) Act” represents one of the most sweeping attempts to modify the immigration system that has been proposed in years. Like […] The post Congress Introduces Sweeping Immigration Reform Bill ‘DIGNIDAD Act’ to Address Systematic Challenges appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
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Is Chevron deference on the Supreme Court’s chopping block?
May 24, 2023
The Supreme Court has agreed to decide a case that asks the Court to overturn Chevron v. National Resources Defense Council—an influential decision that requires courts to defer to federal agencies’ reasonable interpretations of ambiguous laws. The Supreme Court’s decision to take the case about fishing regulations—Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimond—has immigration attorneys talking. But […] The post Is Chevron deference on the Supreme Court’s chopping block? appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
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Supreme Court Declines to Impose New Hurdle on Immigrants Appealing their Cases
May 22, 2023
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled last week that a transgender woman from Guatemala did not need to jump through an additional hoop—filing a new motion with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)—before she could take her case to federal court to challenge her deportation order. The Court ruled that such motions are […] The post Supreme Court Declines to Impose New Hurdle on Immigrants Appealing their Cases appeared first on Immigration Impact. […]
