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Lozano Law Firm in the Media

Attorney Lozano has appeared on television to discuss topics ranging from border policy and DACA protections to new green card technologies and Supreme Court decisions affecting immigrant rights. His commentary is grounded in the real cases and real families his firm serves every day.

News producers and journalists seek out Alfredo for several reasons. His Board Certification gives him the technical authority to explain complex immigration rules accurately. His physical presence in Eagle Pass means he can speak from direct observation about border conditions, not secondhand reports. And his military background

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Television Appearances

Attorney Lozano has appeared on television to discuss topics ranging from border policy and DACA protections to new green card technologies and Supreme Court decisions affecting immigrant rights. His commentary is grounded in the real cases and real families his firm serves every day.
News producers and journalists seek out Alfredo for several reasons. His Board Certification gives him the technical authority to explain complex immigration rules accurately. His physical presence in Eagle Pass means he can speak from direct observation about border conditions, not secondhand reports. And his military background provides a balanced perspective that resonates with audiences across the political spectrum.

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TV segments include:

Can DACA Be Taken Away for Protesting?

Alfredo addressed concerns from DACA recipients about whether participating in public demonstrations could put their immigration status at risk. He walked viewers through the legal protections in place and the distinction between protected speech and immigration consequences.

Why Are Families Still Separated at the Border?

Alfredo discussed why families continue to be separated at the border, what drives those separations, and the legal options available to the families affected.

Immigration Lawyer Responding to the Humanitarian Crisis at the Border

Alfredo offered legal perspective on the humanitarian situation at the border and what it means for families arriving in Texas.

Immigration Attorney Clarifies Why Advanced Parole Is Not For Everyone

Not every immigration applicant should apply for advance parole, and traveling on an improperly issued document can create serious problems. Alfredo explained the eligibility requirements, the risks of traveling while a case is pending, and the specific scenarios where advance parole is appropriate.

Immigration Attorney Discusses Supreme Court Ruling on Immigrants' Rights

Commentary on a landmark decision and its practical implications for immigration cases in Texas. Alfredo translated the court's legal reasoning into concrete guidance for families and practitioners.

U Visa Approved for People Deceived by Governor

This segment covered the U-visa protections available to individuals who were victims of a deceptive transportation scheme. Alfredo explained how the U-visa process works, what law enforcement certification requires, and why these protections exist.

Radio segments include:

Updates on Employment-Based Immigration

Immigrants Are A Big, Positive Contribution To Our Labor Market

Mexican President Obrador Pitches A Green Jobs Program For Migrants At Climate Summit

Debunking Common Myths About Immigration

U.S. Senate Set To Vote On Pathway To Citizenship For Dreamers

Immigration Policy Debate Driven By Fear Of The Unknown

Media & Press

Print and Online Publications

Lozano Law Firm's expertise has been recognized in national publications:

Reasons

Topics We Cover

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Border Policy and Enforcement

Practical impacts of federal enforcement policies on Texas border communities, the distinction between legal immigration pathways and undocumented entry, and how policy changes affect families with pending cases.

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Family Immigration

Green card processes, naturalization, fiance visas, consular processing, and the challenges families face when navigating long visa bulletin wait times, particularly for Mexican nationals.

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Business and Employment Immigration

Employer-sponsored visa programs including E-2 investor visas, TN professional visas under the USMCA, and H-1B policy debates. Workforce implications for Texas industries including healthcare, energy, agriculture, and technology.

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Military Immigration

Parole in Place for military families, naturalization benefits for service members and veterans, and the unique immigration challenges faced by military spouses stationed at Texas installations including Joint Base San Antonio, Goodfellow AFB, and Laughlin AFB.

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USCIS Policy and Processing

Fee changes, processing time trends, new filing procedures, and how modernization efforts affect applicants across case types.

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Humanitarian Protections

U-visa protections for crime victims, VAWA self-petitions for survivors of domestic violence, and the role these programs play in encouraging cooperation with law enforcement.

Videos

Video Library

Our Video Library contains a growing collection of educational videos covering frequently asked questions about immigration law topics. These videos address practical questions our clients ask every day, including:
Can I work legally while my application is pending?
What happens to my case if immigration policies change?
Should I handle my case on my own or hire an attorney?
Each video features Attorney Lozano or a member of our legal team explaining immigration concepts in plain, straightforward language in both English and Spanish.

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Video FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Our FAQ video series addresses the most common questions we receive from clients and prospective clients. Topics are organized by practice area, with dedicated

Family Immigration

If I Have Lived With My Partner For 4 Years, Can We Use Common Law Marriage?

How Likely Am I To Be Approved For Residency In My Country?

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Media Inquiries

Members of the press seeking expert commentary on immigration law topics are welcome to contact Lozano Law Firm. Attorney Lozano is available for television, radio, podcast, and print interviews on subjects including family and business immigration, military immigration benefits, Texas border policy, and USCIS processing developments.
For media inquiries, please reach us through our contact page.

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