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Brad Show Live An immigration and legal advice show hosted by Brad Bernstein, Super Lawyer and Managing Partner of The Law Offices of Spar & Bernstein, P.C.
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05/01/2025

Worried you’ll be stopped or deported at the airport—even with a U.S. passport? You can’t be deported just because an immigration officer feels like it. Here’s what really happens when a U.S. citizen re-enters the country—and what you should be concerned about.

05/01/2025

Can Undocumented Immigrants Get Sponsored for an H-1B Visa? Description: Being undocumented in the U.S. doesn’t stop you from being sponsored for an H-1B visa—but it does create big risks. Here’s what you need to know before applying abroad.

05/01/2025

Spouse Won’t Tell You If They Filed Your Green Card? Watch This. If your spouse refuses to confirm whether they filed your immigration papers, that’s a legal AND emotional red flag. Here’s what you can do—and how VAWA might protect you.

04/30/2025

Visa Canceled at the Airport. Now What? If your visa was canceled at the airport and your E-1 was denied, you need to find out why before reapplying. Here’s what matters most—and how to move forward safely.

04/30/2025

Waiting on Your EB-5 Case? Here’s What’s Really Happening. Long EB-5 delay? You’re probably getting a Request for Evidence (RFE). Here’s how to stay ahead of the game — don’t wait until it’s too late to prepare!

04/30/2025

TPS to H-1B? No Passport = Big Problem. Trying to go from TPS to H-1B without a passport? You’re stuck. Here’s why filing an I-129 won’t save you — and what you need to do instead.

04/30/2025

04/28/2025

Can Political Activism Block a U.S. Citizen at the Border? If you’re a U.S. citizen, activism abroad won’t stop you from coming home. Here’s why you have nothing to worry about — your citizenship is your shield.

04/28/2025

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04/27/2025

04/27/2025

04/26/2025

Brad Bernstein brings you the latest immigration news: The Trump administration just reinstated student visa status for 1,500 students. 📌 Here’s what happened: • Lawyers sued the government for revoking student visas without proper notice, hearings, or legal process. • Many students were accused of minor criminal offenses or participating in political protests. • The court pushed back on the administration and yesterday DHS began to reinstate their status because the government violated due process rights. 📌 BUT—Trump’s team says this isn’t over. They’re planning to find a more “lawful” way to remove certain students in the future. 📌 Bottom Line: This was a huge legal win for students—but the fight for fair treatment is far from over. Stay tuned. Stay informed. Questions about your student visa status? Drop them below or contact us—our link is in the bio!

04/26/2025

Judge: 2-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Wrongfully Deported—What Really Happened 🚨👶🇺🇸 Brad Bernstein breaks down the shocking case coming out of Louisiana: A judge says a 2-year-old U.S. citizen was deported—with no meaningful process. 📌 Here’s what happened: • The mother had a final deportation order and a bag and baggage letter telling her to report for removal. • She brought her 2-year-old U.S. citizen child with her to the check-in at DHS. • For decades, lawyers have advised clients: bring your baby—because under U.S. law, the government cannot deport a U.S. citizen. • Usually, they delay the deportation to arrange guardianship or proper care for the child. 📌 But this time: • DHS deported both the mother and the U.S. citizen baby—something that’s unconstitutional, unethical, and immoral, according to the judge. • The Trump administration claims the woman “wanted” to take her baby. • Court filings, however, suggest otherwise. 📌 Bottom Line: ✅ A U.S. citizen child has constitutional rights—even at 2 years old. ✅ You can’t deport an American citizen—not without stripping away fundamental protections. Questions about your rights or deportation process? Drop them below or contact us—our link is in the bio!

04/26/2025

A work permit lets you work in the U.S.—but it does not let you travel. Don’t risk getting stuck outside the country. Always check if you need advance parole, a visa, or a green card to come back in. If you’re not sure what applies to you, ask an expert before you go. Hashtags:

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