The Law Offices of Victoria S Gonzalez

06/17/2026

ICE has moved detainees out of a controversial soft-sided detention center in the Florida Everglades known as "Alligator Alcatraz," a spokesperson said, citing safety concerns around hurricane season.

06/17/2026

It comes after the Tennessee Department of Health sent letters to families participating in the state-funded program, Children’s Special Services, that provides life-sustaining, last-resort t…

06/04/2026

🎉 GREEN CARD APPROVED! Adult Child Petitioned for Parent — Approved in Less Than One Year! 🎉

Our client’s Parent Petition (I-130) AND Adjustment of Status (Green Card) have both been APPROVED! ✅✅

✔ No interview required
✔ Approved in less than one year
✔ Lawful Permanent Resident status granted

Our client is beyond thrilled to receive her green card and begin this exciting new chapter in the United States. 🇺🇸❤️

There is nothing more rewarding than helping families achieve their immigration dreams.

Please note: Every immigration case is different and must be individually evaluated. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

📞 Victoria S. Gonzalez Law Offices
Over 30 years of helping families navigate the immigration process.

05/28/2026

When Franyelis Parra arrived at an airport check-in counter just before midnight with her two children in tow, she believed she might finally be able to leave the U.S.

Then the airline agent furrowed her brow. “We don’t have tickets for your reservation,” she said.

The encounter at John F. Kennedy International Airport was the latest setback for the Venezuelan mother of two living in New York City. She had been trying to use several pathways to leave the U.S. since her husband was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers at a routine court hearing in September—and her pregnancy due date was weeks away. But her paperwork was a mess.

It appeared to be easier to get into the U.S. than to get out.

More migrants including Parra, 29 years old, are relenting under pressure from the Trump administration to self-deport before immigration authorities detain them. The problem she and other migrants have found is that self-deporting isn’t always as simple as it sounds without the money, documents or legal clearance to do so.

Read more of Parra’s story: 🔗 https://on.wsj.com/3Q3PPNZ

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

May 2026- US Citizenship and Immigration Services' new policy requires many foreign nationals to leave the US and apply for green cards through a US consulate abroad.

05/28/2026

“A policy shift announced Friday by US Citizenship and Immigration Services stands to alter the most common pathway to lawful permanent residence in the United States, requiring most foreign nationals already in the country to leave and apply for a green card through a US consulate abroad.”

A policy shift announced Friday by US Citizenship and Immigration Services stands to alter the most common pathway to lawful permanent residence in the United States, requiring most foreign nationals...

05/28/2026

❤️🙏🕊️For many Mexican-American families and military communities, Vanessa Guillén became a powerful symbol of heartbreak, resilience, and the push for change.
The 20-year-old U.S. Army soldier from Houston, Texas, disappeared from Fort Hood in 2020, leading to nationwide concern and emotional pleas from her family as they searched for answers. Months later, investigators said she had been k*lled by another soldier on the base, and her remains were later found near the Leon River in Texas.
Before her passing, Vanessa’s family said she had spoken about experiencing hara*sment and feeling afraid to report it through official channels. Her story sparked protests across the country, especially within the Mexican-American community, where many saw her as a young woman proudly serving her country while chasing a better future.
Her case led to widespread outrage, military investigations, and growing calls for reform within the armed forces. Today, Vanessa Guillén is remembered not only as a soldier, daughter, and sister, but also as a lasting symbol of courage whose story helped push for accountability and change

05/28/2026

🚨Rep. Thomas Massie vows to reveal more names from redacted Epstein files after primary loss.