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11/14/2023

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10/10/2022

“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!”

Facing danger at home, a record number of Indian migrants have crossed from Mexico into the US.

09/16/2020

Happy Independence Day to México 🇲🇽

09/15/2020

Happy Independence Day to Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua!

06/18/2020

A few things you need to know about the Supreme Court's DACA decision published June 18, 2020:

1) The Supreme Court held that the Government's (the Trump Administration) attempt to end DACA was unlawful in violation of the Administrative Procedures Act ("APA"). What does this mean? It means that USCIS policies are to be followed to what they were as though the unlawful policy never existed: meaning that USCIS should begin accepting applications for DACA (initial and renewal) and issue immigration relief. As of this moment, however, USCIS has not posted any information on their website and there is no indication as to how the application process is going to work out.

2) The Supreme Court did not hold that the Trump Administration cannot rescind DACA. It only held that the way in which it tried to do it was unlawful. Was does this also mean? It means that the DHS could potentially attempt to implement a new policy (in compliance with the APA and lawful in other ways) to rid of DACA. If not lawful again, such policies will be the subject of litigation for the foreseeable future, again. At this point, DHS has not provided any information.

3) Lastly, and most importantly, remember that DACA will remain controversial and is not as stable. It creates a second class status for nearly 700,000 human beings. Stay informed and alert!

Disclaimer: This is not legal advice for your specific case. Should you want to discuss your case, please consult with a licensed professional.

06/18/2020

"The dissent is correct that DACA was rescinded because
of the Attorney General’s illegality determination. See
ante, at 20. But nothing about that determination foreclosed or even addressed the options of retaining forbearance or accommodating particular reliance interests. Acting Secretary Duke should have considered those matters
but did not. That failure was arbitrary and capricious in
violation of the APA."

Time to consider the legal implications...

03/30/2020

Estimadas y Estimados,

A pesar de que José Marín Law (“JML”) ha sido afectado en la misma forma que muchos negocios pequeños en la área de la bahía, JML continua a comprometerse en proveer servicios jurídicos en tiempos tumultuosos por razones debidas a COVID-19. Por lo tanto, hemos tomados medidas de precaución para poner de nuestra parte en combatir el daño tanto físico como económico a nuestros clientes y comunidad. Si usted es nuestra/o cliente y ha sido afectado por el COVID-19, por favor ponerse en contacto con nuestro despacho para determinar en que forma podemos asistir.

También le aviso que nuestra oficina esta comprometida a cumplir y seguir con los directivos estatales y gubernamentales aplicables a nuestro despacho. JML es un bufete considerado como negocio esencial, y por lo tanto, JML mantendrá sus puertas abiertas para seguir proveyendo los servicios necesarios en cuestiones inmigratorias. Sin embargo, aparte de mantener nuestras puertas y de cumplir con mandatos y sugerencias aplicables, brindaremos la opción de recibir nuestros servicios por medios virtuales tales como video, teléfono, correo, correo electrónico, o texto, con el fin de minimizar riesgos y continuar asistiendo de la forma mas efectiva.

Como siempre, gracias por su confianza y esperamos poder continuar ayudando en sus necesidades inmigratorias.

Atentamente,
José Marín

P.S. Por favor note nuestra nueva dirección: 2537 IRVING STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94122