New Episode of Hablando con Carolina: Sudden Arrests, TPS Deadlines, and Drug Conviction Risks

In this Hablando con Carolina episode, Attorney Carolina Antonini shares urgent updates affecting US immigrants. Carolina explains what you need to know, and what you can do now to protect your future.

Take the first step by scheduling a consultation with our experienced Atlanta immigration attorneys. Contact us today at (470) 428-3200 to get clear, trusted legal advice.

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

0:34 – Sudden Policy Changes Lead to Unforeseen Arrests

Overnight changes in immigration policies have led to individuals being detained without warning. Carolina explains why having an Antonini & Cohen attorney who monitors these changes can prevent serious consequences.

4:53 – Court Blocks Expedited Deportations for Certain Parolees

A federal court has temporarily stopped ICE prosecutors from automatically placing certain border parolees into expedited removal without a hearing. This pause is temporary and could change at any time.

7:43 – TPS Deadlines for Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Venezuela

Venezuela’s 2021 TPS designation remains in effect until September 10, 2025. El Salvador’s TPS designation expires on September 9, 2026. A California judge extended TPS protection for Honduras and Nicaragua nationals until at least November 18, 2025. TPS holders should consult with an Antonini & Cohen attorney well before your expiration date to prepare a backup plan.

14:25 – DACA Recipients Receiving “Self-Deport” Notices

The government is sending some DACA holders notices encouraging them to leave the US. Carolina urges recipients to consult with a trusted Antonini & Cohen immigration attorney before taking any action, as you may have options to secure permanent status.

18:37 – U Visa Applicants Still at Risk of Deportation

A pending U or T visa application no longer guarantees protection from being placed in deportation proceedings. Carolina outlines strategies to fight removal while waiting for a decision.

23:23 – Drug Convictions and Immigration Consequences

Even minor drug convictions can cause permanent bars to residency or citizenship.  If you're facing drug-related charges, it’s critical that your criminal defense attorney works closely with an immigration lawyer.

Antonini & Cohen: Your Trusted Atlanta Immigration Attorneys

Immigration policies can change overnight, and misinformation can cause serious problems. Our Atlanta immigration lawyers will cut through the confusion and create a personalized action plan to protect your future in the US.

Contact Antonini & Cohen Immigration Law Group today or call us at (470) 428-3200 to schedule your consultation. 

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

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