Immigration attorneys Anas Saleh, Susan Hiller, a former DHS training officer and Rob Ratliff, a former immigration judge, reflect on the current enforcement procedures in immigration courts.

Minnesota! What is going on? Plus a discussion of T visas for victims of trafficking and labor exploitation.

A conversation with former juvenile court Magistrate, and family and criminal law attorney Retanio Rucker. Attorney Rucker provides some insight in family court and juvenile court access for immigrant families, including protection orders, ward of court for special immigrant juvenile status, divorce, child custody and even alimony.

A complete pause on all Asylum applications at USCIS. Plus HUGE developments in mandatory detention litigation, you may be eligible for bond.

A lively discussion on current trends in immigration law; including ways to defeat mandatory detention and U Visa fraud-Victim or Co-conspirator? What do the Louisiana law enforcement indictments mean to you?

A great discussion on the issues related to using military attorneys as Immigration Judges. Plus current updates to the ever-changing immigration court processes.

When facing immediate detention, maybe deportation, what happens to your business, your savings, your personal or business property, your children? In this episode Attorney Michael Sneeringer joins me to discuss Trusts, Estates and financial planning for individuals that may find themselves facing serious immigration consequences.

The full panel provides a comprehensive discussion on current problems and trends in immigration court. The panel covers topics from mandatory detention, BIA appeals, judicial ethics and the problem with the increased court dockets.

Attorney Anas Saleh joins us to discuss creative litigation strategies in Immigration Court, everything from subpoenas to getting voluntary departure to using the President's policies to advocate for your client. Plus, an update on the Ayman Soliman massive win!

Today we discuss racial profiling in immigration permitted by the Supreme Court, the lack of due process in immigration proceedings as DHS takes more control of the process, the role of federal courts now that deference to agency regulations should not be given and will immigration judges become extinct.