by Alfredo Lozano | Oct 27, 2026 | Immigration, Policy Updates
For families in Laredo, Eagle Pass, Del Rio and the rest of South and West Texas, Border Patrol checkpoints are part of the drive to almost anywhere north. A trip to San Antonio for a doctor’s appointment, a holiday visit to relatives or a job in the Permian...
by Alfredo Lozano | Oct 20, 2026 | Immigration, Locations
Living along the Texas-Mexico border means immigration touches nearly every family. In Eagle Pass and Maverick County, where more than 95% of residents identify as Hispanic or Latino and roughly 30% are foreign-born, immigration law is not an abstract legal topic. It...
by Alfredo Lozano | Oct 20, 2026 | Green Card, Immigration
Graduating from a U.S. university is an achievement. Staying permanently is a separate challenge entirely. The F-1 student visa was designed for temporary study, not long-term residence, and there is no automatic path from completing your degree to becoming a...
by Alfredo Lozano | Oct 16, 2026 | Citizenship, Immigration
If one of your parents was born in Mexico, you may already be Mexican, even if you were born in Texas and have never lived south of the border. Mexican law treats you as Mexican by birth. Getting Mexican citizenship, in practice, means registering that nationality so...
by Alfredo Lozano | Oct 13, 2026 | Immigration, Policy Updates
One of the most common questions families and employers ask before starting an immigration case is how much it will cost. The answer has gotten more complicated in recent years. USCIS has implemented multiple fee increases, added new fee categories for asylum and...
by Alfredo Lozano | Oct 9, 2026 | Deportation, Immigration
The call might come from a neighbor, a coworker or the person themselves, speaking fast from a detention phone. ICE has arrested someone you love in San Antonio. In that moment, it is hard to think clearly. This guide gives you a plan, hour by hour, for the first...
