Immigration

Immigration rights have played an important role in the United States since its founding and immigrants helped build our country from the ground up. In the 1800s, the USA had an open border policy, and immigration was even encouraged. Despite this open invitation to immigrants, once they arrived, they were not made to feel welcome. Over the course of our history, immigration laws evolved over time, and can make this process incredibly difficult for families who wish to come to the United States. An experienced immigration attorney at Neumann Law Group can help you through the intricacies of those laws. Pursuing immigration matters can be emotionally consuming and we are here to help guide you through this process. 

Immigration law is very difficult to navigate as there are numerous criteria that the USA has put in place that create hardship on those who wish to join our country. For example, one has to know how many visas are available, knowing what their children’s rights will be, determining what work permits are required, and whether they may have existing amnesty. Several governmental agencies manage different aspects of immigration law and following the rules and regulations of those agencies can be very confusing. One must consider whether they will be eligible for health insurance, housing, and other public assistance upon arrival. Many immigration claims are made on behalf of family members outside of the country. Having an experienced attorney to advocate for those families is critical.

Legislation in the United States is strained on border control and senators and congresspeople are at odds with one another. The current efforts are to limit immigration mainly from the Southern border to Mexico. Those who come to our borders are often turned away after extensive travel, are separated from their families, and may face criminal consequence. Further, following September 11, 2001, the public’s opinion was disturbed by the thought of followers of Islam entering the country, believing that they would increase the risk of terrorism. A disproportionate number of European immigrants are more likely than the overall foreign-born population to be naturalized U.S. citizens.

Neumann Law Group is now accepting Clients who wish to apply for educational and family immigration. We are also assisting with preparation of waivers, visas, and representing those who are facing deportation. Call the Neumann Law Group today at 800-525-6386 to learn more about our Immigration attorneys and for a free case evaluation today.

“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.”

– Emma Lazarus, The New Colossus