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Saludos a todos los hermanos y hermanas inmigrantes allá afuera, y a todos los demás que sigan este blog.

Quiero informarles que la legislatura puertorriqueña y su gobernador aprobaron un proyecto de Ley que tiene como intención degollar al Colegio de Abogados de Puerto Rico.

¿Qué importancia tiene el Colegio de Abogados de Puerto Rico para nosotros - y ustedes?

Mas allá de ser una organización gremial que agrupa a los abogados of Puerto Rico, the Bar Association of Puerto Rico provides services to the citizenry or the government itself provides: legal advice, legal representation for minors, notary bonds, and a faithful and constant monitoring government activities that can run over the civil rights. It is also of daily living actor of Puerto Rico, is actively involved in the legislative process - and also ensures respect for immigrant rights.

Some people want to see the school destroyed by disagreeing with the ideological positions taken by the guild. Others want to see it disappear disagree with the activities it performs, such as ensuring respect for civil rights among others.

Many of the protesters, lawyers and lawyers, assume the position, comfortable - clearly, to criticize from outside the institution, complaining of the actions and activities promoted by this without making the slightest effort to change from within - or make you feel his voice discontent through participation in its meetings and other activities. Prefer to burn the house to fix it.

Although we removed the compulsory licensing, I will remain in the Bar, because I believe in what the institution promotes, defends and protects: equality for all, respect for the Constitution, human rights and development law . Visit our

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Will my immigration problems will end if I marry a U.S. citizen?

The answer is: not always.

Many people think that marrying a U.S. citizen in the United States will open the door to a permanent legal resident status to anyone. This process is formally known as "adjustment of status." However, the Immigration and Citizenship Code clearly states that this benefit is only granted to people who have been duly inspected and admitted (or permitted entry by "parole") to the United States.

In other words, if you entered the country on a visa, a tourist say, could benefit from this section of the Act, however, not all visas allow people to benefit from this process (for example, visas J-1 exchange-restricted residence abroad for 2 years after the end of it).

If you entered "illegal" does not qualify for regular adjustment of status. In other words, could not receive permanent residence in the United States, even though she marries an American citizen. However, if a family member was presented a petition before 2001 and you entered the U.S. as an illegal immigrant could obtain an adjustment of status even if you come in that way.

In conclusion, the answer is not simple as the question. If you feel you can benefit from some of these sections of the Act, consult with your lawyer before making any request.

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