On behalf of Robichaud, Schroepfer & Correia, P.A. posted in Immigration Reform on Friday, June 21, 2013. Whatever the subject area, it takes a truly broad coalition to achieve comprehensive change in the law. This is especially true at the national level, where clashing interests and problematic political dynamics often derail reform efforts. It may well […]
On behalf of Robichaud, Schroepfer & Correia, P.A. posted in Employment Immigration on Thursday, December 20, 2012. The Deferred Action program really does work. Many young Minnesota immigrants are among thousands around the country who have applied for the program, which offers a two-year waiver to prevent deportation and gain work permits or the ability to […]
On behalf of Robichaud, Schroepfer & Correia, P.A. posted in Employment Immigration on Friday, November 30, 2012. For immigrants and citizens alike, getting a good job depends greatly on getting an education beyond high school. With the cost of college so high, however, the availability of in-state tuition rates at state colleges and universities is very […]
On behalf of Robichaud, Schroepfer & Correia, P.A. posted in Employment Immigration on Wednesday, October 10, 2012. The Obama administration’s Deferred Action program is not a permanent law – at least not yet. But it is already starting to change the lives of many undocumented people who would otherwise find their lives on hold out of […]
On behalf of Robichaud, Schroepfer & Correia, P.A. posted in Family Immigration on Thursday, May 10, 2012. Many Mexicans still immigrate to the U.S. But the numbers are not as large as they were a few years ago. And a substantial number of Mexicans are returning to Mexico, either by choice or due to deportation. The […]
On behalf of Robichaud, Schroepfer & Correia, P.A. posted in Naturalization on Friday, April 27, 2012. Many people know that children born in the United States and U.S. citizens, regardless of their parents’ immigration status. The DREAM Act, as it is known, is proposed legislation that would offer legal status, and perhaps citizenship, to certain young […]
