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New Episode of Hablando con Carolina: Immigration Fines, Asylum Bar, Naturalization Requirements, and NACARA Relief

In this Hablando con Carolina episode, attorney Carolina Antonini provided valuable insights on several significant developments affecting immigrants in the United States.


At Antonini & Cohen, we understand how challenging it can be to stay informed about rapidly changing immigration policies. Contact us today to schedule a consultation with our experienced Atlanta immigration attorneys.


At Antonini & Cohen, we know how. We fight harder.



03:00 – Civil Fines for Deportation Orders 

The government is issuing notices of civil fines of up to $900 per day to individuals with pre-existing deportation orders. Discover what these notices mean and the steps you should take if you receive one.


06:08 – Asylum Restrictions for Certain Individuals

Undocumented individuals who entered the US between May 11, 2023, and May 11, 2024, may face asylum restrictions due to Biden's border program. Learn about alternative relief options including withholding of removal and protection under the Convention Against Torture (CAT).


12:13 – Risks at USCIS Interviews 

USCIS interviews may result in detention by ICE for individuals with certain criminal convictions or prior removal orders. Carolina explains when these risks are highest and why legal representation from an Antonini & Cohen immigration attorney is crucial.


14:13 – Updated Naturalization Requirements 

The government will now require affirmative evidence in naturalization applications to prove good moral character. Understand what additional evidence is now being requested and the risks of applying without proper guidance.


19:07 – Immigration Application Preparers Must Sign 

Anyone helping complete immigration forms must sign as a preparer, including family members. Carolina discusses the serious consequences of an unsigned application.


21:26 – Dangers of Incorrect Asylum Applications 

Discrepancies between asylum applications and court testimony can lead to credibility-based denials. Learn why knowing and understanding every detail in your application is so critical.


24:10 – IRS and ICE Information Sharing 

Carolina explains the relationship between tax compliance and immigration benefits. Discover why filing taxes remains important despite potential ICE access to IRS information.


26:53 – Minor Children Must Attend Immigration Court 

All minors with court dates must attend their hearing unless excused by the judge. Carolina shares a cautionary example about the importance of requesting that a minor family member be excused from attending their removal hearing.


29:04 – NACARA Relief for Guatemalans and Salvadorans 

Guatemalans and Salvadorans who entered the US in the 1990s may still qualify for relief via the Nicaraguan Adjustment and Central American Relief Act (NACARA), including spouses and children who have lived in the US more than 7 years.


Get Professional Immigration Guidance

Immigration policy changes may put your future at risk. The experienced Atlanta immigration attorneys at Antonini & Cohen will review your case, explain your options, and develop an action plan.


Contact us today at (470) 428-3200 to schedule a consultation and discuss your specific immigration situation.


At Antonini & Cohen, we know how. We fight harder.

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