Abogado Mariwan

09/11/2026

One false statement can change the course of an immigration case.

Credibility matters. A fabricated detail can create serious problems now and later.

⚖️ *Your case deserves accuracy, strategy, and the right legal guidance.

09/10/2026

🚨 Entered the U.S. unlawfully? You might STILL qualify for a Green Card.

Most people think an unlawful entry automatically kills their immigration case — but if you're a survivor of abuse, VAWA could be your path to a Green Card, even without your abuser's knowledge or consent.

09/09/2026

Deportation without a day in court? It can happen.

Your immigration future is too important to leave to uncertainty. Understand your rights and the next steps that matter.

⚖️ Facing removal proceedings? Get clarity before making your next move.

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09/08/2026

🚨 Afraid to report a crime because of your immigration status?

Your safety matters. Certain crime victims may qualify for U visa protection.

⚖️ Know your rights. Understand your options.

What questions do you have about the U visa? Save and share this with someone who may need it.

09/07/2026

🚨 A major asylum ruling but what does it actually mean for your case?
A court decision involving the CBP One asylum restrictions is drawing attention. But a ruling does not mean every asylum application is automatically approved.

⚖️ Watch the video to understand the legal impact and why your individual circumstances still matter.

What questions do you have about the asylum process? Comment below.

09/06/2026

Got married online? USCIS recognition isn’t automatic.

For online or proxy marriages, two details can be especially important:
•⁠ ⁠Whether the marriage is legally valid where it took place
•⁠ ⁠Whether the couple met in person after the marriage

Small details can make a big difference in an immigration case.

09/05/2026

U.S. Visa Chaos: 75 Countries Affected! 🏛️⚠️

The Travel Ban was struck down, but visa appointments are still being CANCELED. The reason? New training on Public Charge screening.
Stay ahead of the curve and know why your case might be delayed. Don’t let the legal shifts catch you by surprise. ⚖️🔍
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09/04/2026

What does the data actually say about immigration and crime?

In this congressional testimony, an expert argues that immigrants, including undocumented immigrants, have lower rates of serious crime and fatal crashes than U.S.-born Americans.

Watch the full video, hear the testimony, and decide based on the evidence.

💬 What’s your take? Share your thoughts in the comments.

09/02/2026

🚨 THE TRAVEL BAN MAY HAVE BEEN BLOCKED — BUT THERE’S A NEW PROBLEM YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT!

The U.S. State Department has temporarily paused immigrant visa appointments worldwide while consular officers receive new training on public charge rules.

That means if you are processing your green card through a U.S. embassy or consulate, your interview could be delayed or rescheduled.

And there’s more:

⚠️ The government is preparing to apply a broader public-charge standard, including greater consideration of an applicant’s financial circumstances.

📅 The new USCIS public-charge rule takes effect September 18, 2026.

This does not mean everyone who uses public benefits will be denied a visa or green card. Public charge is a legal determination based on the circumstances of the individual case.

If you have an immigrant visa case pending overseas, do not ignore this update.

Follow for the latest immigration updates and what this means for your case.

09/02/2026