At Gasparian Spivey Immigration, we are passionate about our clients, the law, the state of immigration, our city, and our friends. We'd like to share our passion and thoughts with you, and we welcome your questions and feedback.
Aug 10, 2022
Last year, the non-profit organization Home is Here NOLA launched as a vehicle to help immigrants find their communities, gain access to resources, and become part of the systems and communities that ...
Jul 21, 2022
We're looking to hire a new immigration attorney. Here's the pitch: Women-led immigration firm seeking attorney to be part of a dynamic team. We have a strong commitment to mentoring and support; you...
Jul 6, 2022
On Wednesday, June 6, the fate of the DREAM Act moves to New Orleans, and as immigration lawyers, the fact that it is still in the courts is discouraging on a number of levels, not the least of w...
Jun 27, 2022
In March, we wrote about the way Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine has exposed what looks like racial and cultural biases in our immigration policy. The New York Times told the story of people in Calif...
Jun 20, 2022
The one thing that unifies everybody in immigration debates is that nobody is happy with things as they are. It’s disheartening as an immigration lawyer that appeals to justice and American ideals bar...
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