Archive for May, 2009

• May 29, 2009 Roswell Police to Stop Policy of Holding Immigrants posted in Corporate News, News tagged ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, citizenship, Citizenship and Immigration Services, civil violation, david, david pena, detaining undocumented immigrants, ICE, illegal, immigrant, immigrants, immigration, immigration authorities, immigration policy, immigration reform, immigration Services, Immigration Services USCIS, J.David Peña & Associates, lawyers in miami, miami, peña, Police Chief, racial discrimination, Racial tensions, racially profiling Hispanics, Security, U.S. government, United States, unlawful detention, US., USCIS, visa
• May 29, 2009 Autopsy of the Effort to Expand Membership in the Visa Waiver Program posted in Corporate News, News tagged 9/11 Act, applications, apply for a visa, Civilian Agency Acquisition Council, david, david pena, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Homeland, illegal immigration, illegal immigration for economic reasons, immigrant, immigrants, immigration, immigration policy, immigration Services, J.David Peña & Associates, lawyers in miami, miami, new VWP members, peña, Security, U.S. government, United States, US., visa, visa refusal, visa waiver program, VWP, waiver
• May 29, 2009 The Consular Section, An Underutilized Goldmine posted in Corporate News, News tagged applications, Civilian Agency Acquisition Council, Consular, david, david pena, Embassies, Embassy, employment authorization, J.David Peña & Associates, lawyers in miami, miami, peña, traveling to the USA, visa, visa applicants, visa application, visa application experience
• May 29, 2009 The Art of the Visa Adjudication posted in Corporate News, News tagged david, david pena, immigrant, immigrants, immigration, immigration policy, J.David Peña & Associates, Naturalization, peña, Security, tourists, U.S. government, United States, US., USCIS, visa, Visa Adjudication, visa applicants
• May 29, 2009 The immigration debate, again. posted in Corporate News, News tagged anti-immigrant, anti-immigrant groups, citizenship, Citizenship and Immigration Services, Congress, david, david pena, economic recovery, Economy, H1-B workers, illegal, immigrant, immigrants, immigration, immigration policy, immigration reform, immigration Services, J.David Peña & Associates, Latino, Latinos, lawyers in miami, Obama, Obama Administration, United States
• May 28, 2009 Gay Marriage Meets the Immigration Debate: A Bill Would Allow Sponsoring a Same-Sex Partner posted in Corporate News, News tagged applications, citizenship, Citizenship and Immigration Services, Civilian Agency Acquisition Council, Congress, david, david pena, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, E-Verify, economic recovery, Economy, employers, employment authorization, Employment Authorization Documents, federal, Gay, H1-B workers, Homeland, illegal, immigrant, immigrants, immigration, immigration policy, immigration reform, immigration Services, Immigration Services USCIS, J.David Peña & Associates, Janet Napolitano, lawyers in miami, Marriage, miami, Naturalization, Obama, Obama Administration, partner, Security, sex, U.S. government, United States, workers
• May 28, 2009 Latinos make up more than 1 in 5 children in U.S. posted in Corporate News, News tagged applications, Citizenship and Immigration Services, Congress, david, david pena, employers, employment authorization, Employment Authorization Documents, Hispanic, immigrant, immigrants, immigration policy, Immigration Services USCIS, J.David Peña & Associates, Latinos, miami, Naturalization, Obama Administration, U.S. government, visa, workers
• May 28, 2009 Face of immigration now more feminine posted in Corporate News, News tagged Citizenship and Immigration Services, Civilian Agency Acquisition Council, Congress, david, economic recovery, Economy, employment authorization, H1-B workers, immigrant, immigrants, immigration, immigration policy, immigration reform, immigration Services, J.David Peña & Associates, Janet Napolitano, lawyer, lawyers in miami, miami, USCIS, visa, workers
• May 28, 2009 H1B Cap: Slight Change in Count posted in Corporate News, News tagged applications, Citizenship and Immigration Services, Congress, Department of Homeland Security, E-Verify, employers, employment authorization, Employment Authorization Documents, federal, H-1B, H1-B, H1-B workers, Homeland, illegal, immigrant, immigrants, immigration, immigration policy, immigration reform, immigration Services, Immigration Services USCIS, J.David Peña & Associates, Janet Napolitano, lawyers in miami, miami, Naturalization, Obama, Obama Administration, Security, U.S. government, workers
• May 28, 2009 Is Sotomayor the Daughter of Immigrants? posted in Corporate News, Message from J. David Peña tagged applications, citizenship, Citizenship and Immigration Services, Civilian Agency Acquisition Council, Department of Homeland Security, economic recovery, Economy, employers, employment authorization, Employment Authorization Documents, H-1B, Homeland, illegal, immigrant, immigration, Immigration Services USCIS, J.David Peña & Associates, Janet Napolitano, Obama, Obama Administration, peña, Sotomayor, U.S. government, workers