Glendale Immigration Lawyer for DACAs

Firmly advocating for their rights

On September 5, 2017, President Trump terminated all initial requests for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, also known as "DACA," and limited eligibility for renewal applications for existing DACA beneficiaries.

DACA was a program initiated under the Obama administration that allowed people who were illegally brought into this country when they were under 16 and who were going to school and did not have significant criminal violations, to obtain renewable work permits and deferment. of deportation.

With this step that ends with DACA, President Trump passed the responsibility to Congress to enact DACA laws. This measure surprised the nation, since almost 800,000 current beneficiaries of DACA fear that they may be deported to a country they have never called their home.

So far, Congress has refused to act, leaving hundreds of thousands of people in a state of limbo without any legal protection against deportation. Given the current position of the administration towards undocumented foreigners, many fear being deported without the protection they had under DACA.

That is why it is essential that you immediately contact our immigration attorneys at Arnaout Immigration Law Firm to discuss all possible immigration options for which you may qualify, which would allow you to remain legally in this country.

Act now! Turning to the help of an expert and compassionate lawyer at this critical time is of utmost importance.

Contact Our Glendale Immigration Lawyers Today!

At Arnaout Immigration Law Firm, we understand how much is at stake when you face deportation from the only country you have ever known. Our Glendale immigration attorneys are fluent in several languages ​​and we will be your last resort for legal advice, care and representation. Implacable in our quest for justice in the name of the Dreamers, our legal team refuses to back away from the challenges facing immigration due to the current political climate. Let us be your allies during this difficult time.

With DACA gone, it is urgent that you act now to be protected from deportation. Call (818) 276-9900, to speak with an immigration lawyer about your options.