Consulate of Guatemala in San Francisco helps renew DACA
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Convictions plus Deferred Action
Applicants with criminal history must consult with an immigration attorney before they apply for Deferred Action. For immigration purposes, convictions continue to exist even if the crimes were committed by minors, all the fines have been paid, the probation has been successfully completed, or the record has been expunged. In some cases, the immigration may…
Redadas de ICE en San Francisco y el Área de la Bahía.
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What is Deferred Action?
Department of Homeland Security gives Deferred Action and permission to work in the United States to some young people who are present in the United States illegally. Young people granted Deferred Action have legal status in the United States for the duration of validity of their work permit, can get a Social Security number and…
SF consulate closure another obstacle for Russian entrepreneurs
By Trisha Thadani August 31, 2017 Updated: August 31, 2017 4:02pm San Francisco Chronicle Russian entrepreneur Daniel Kravtsov works on his computer late at night at his home in Hayes Valley. He says the closure of the San Francisco consulate will be an inconvenience. Stuck in the middle of the tit-for-tat closure of the Russian…
New U.S. Visa Rules May Push Foreigners To Censor Their Social Media Posts
WASHINGTON — Foreigners who decry American imperialism while seeking to relax on Miami’s sandy beaches or play poker at Las Vegas’s casinos may seek to soften their tone on social media. Or foreigners posting on Facebook about someday living in New York City may now decide to take their love for the Big Apple down…
