Austin Immigration Attorney

Family-Based Austin Immigration

Our Austin immigration attorney regularly represents U.S. citizens and permanent residents petitioning for their family members to join them in the United States. Please call our office to schedule a consultation if you are interested in sponsoring a family member. If you would like more information about our services or fees for family-based cases

Thank you for visiting my bio to learn more about me! I am a proud Austin Immigration Attorney and I choose to work in immigration in our community because it is important, fulfilling, and helps me fight for social justice. My clients are going through one of the most important processes of their lives. What I do not only has an effect on the lives of my clients, but also on the lives of their children and grandchildren. An ability to live and work in the US without fear of deportation provides better jobs, more security, and a life with more opportunities. Immigration relief affects the future generations of families and elevates everyone in our country; I believe that diversity makes our country beautiful.

22Jun

How A Child Moves Through A Broken Immigration System

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—– EMILY DREYFUSS AND ISSIE LAPOWSKY —- AS AN IMMIGRATION attorney working along the US-Mexico border in McAllen, Texas, Carlos García says he’s seen “a lot of sad stuff” over the years. But what he encountered at the McAllen federal...

20Jun

We are in an emergency

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I imagine this is what it feels like to be an emergency responder – a highway patrolman on the scene of an accident, a firefighter, or an emergency room nurse. You are aware that chaos...

15Jun

Asylum Decision is A Nail In The Coffin

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Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, who has practiced immigration law in Austin for around a decade, calls Sessions’ decision “a nail in the coffin.” She worries asylum cases won’t make it past the first step, which is what’s...

8Jun

The Lowest Moment In My Career

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Yesterday, I met with a mother whose 5-year-old son was literally pulled out of her arms by a Border Patrol Offier while she and her son cried and begged for him not to be taken....