Immigration Nation Podcast

How One Criminal Charge Could Get You Deported (Even Without Jail)

If you’re a non-citizen, a single criminal charge can put your entire future in the United States at risk. In this episode, Dallas criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor Mark Perez breaks down how criminal cases intersect with immigration law and why even minor charges like DWI, drug offenses, or assault can trigger deportation. You’ll learn how prosecutors build cases, how defense attorneys dismantle them, and what strategies can protect both your freedom and your legal status. If you or someone you know is facing criminal charges as a non-citizen, this is critical information. A mistake doesn’t have to define your future, but the wrong legal strategy can. Request a free consultation with Mark A. Perez at perezcriminallaw.com or call (214) 752-0505.

Cómo Lira Bravo Law Apoya a Sus Clientes de la Consulta a la Resolución

La abogada Mónica Lira Bravo explica cómo funcionan las consultas, qué documentos llevar y las actualizaciones más recientes de DACA. Atención honesta y profesional.

Inside Immigration Law in 2025 with Iris Albizu

Immigration attorney Iris Albizu shares her insights on the latest changes in U.S. immigration law in 2025, common scams to avoid, and tips for finding the right lawyer for your case. Learn how her law firm helps clients safely through virtual consultations, protects confidentiality, and provides guidance across Texas and the U.S.

Protecting Immigrants During Uncertain Times with Irene Mugambi

Immigration laws are changing faster than ever, and families across the country are feeling the pressure. Attorney Irene Mugabe joins the conversation to share what she has seen and how people can respond with confidence.

The Bus Without Borders: Law on the Move with Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch

Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch joins us for a powerful discussion on navigating today’s immigration landscape. Learn how her team is connecting with families across the country and helping them plan, prepare, and protect what matters most.