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BPR Immigration Partner Ava Benach on the current conditions at ICE’s Northern Virginia Field Office – “People are sleeping on floors without access to clean and adequate food and water.”

by Ava Benach The occupation of DC by the federal government is nothing more than a good old fashioned immigrant round-up. While the talk is about rapists and gang bangers,

U visa - protection for victims of violence

The U visa—officially known as U nonimmigrant status—provides a path to legal protection for individuals who have endured serious criminal harm and are willing to assist law enforcement. Created by

ICE arresting a worker from his work-site

Immigration detention is one of the most urgent and stressful aspects of the removal process. Every year, thousands of individuals are detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)—often with little

VAWA Green Cards for Victims of Abuse

For survivors of abuse by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) offers a powerful form of protection—and a path toward lawful permanent residency.

Stop Deportations and Removal Proceedings

For individuals facing removal proceedings in the United States, the threat of deportation can be overwhelming—but it is not always inevitable. U.S. immigration law provides several legal pathways to halt

The O-1 visa is a nonimmigrant classification reserved for individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary ability or achievement in their professional field. Whether in the sciences, education, business, athletics, the arts,

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