Author: Ventura Garza

Immigration scams are becoming more common, and scammers often target people looking for visas, green cards, or work permits. They may promise guaranteed approvals or ask for large upfront payments. Knowing the warning signs can protect your money, your personal information, and your immigration future.

In most cases, you cannot simply switch jobs while on an H-2A visa. The H-2A visa is tied to a specific employer, and working for someone else without proper authorization can lead to serious immigration consequences. However, there are situations where an H-2A worker may legally change employers if the new employer follows the required…

If you want to work in the United States during harvest season, the most common legal pathway is the H-2A temporary agricultural worker visa. This program allows foreign workers to enter the U.S. for seasonal farm work. However, the process must be handled correctly by both the employer and worker to avoid delays or denials.…

Immigration in 2026 is moving slower—and getting more complex. With delays at USCIS, stricter documentation requirements, and evolving policies, individuals and families across Texas—especially in McAllen, Brownsville, Laredo, Eagle Pass, and El Paso—should act early and strategically. Starting your case now with the right legal guidance can help you avoid long delays and protect your…

What to Expect When Starting Your Immigration Process in 2026 TL;DR Starting an immigration case in 2026 requires planning, preparation, and the right legal guidance. With processing delays, evolving USCIS procedures, and increased documentation requirements, individuals and families across Texas—especially in border communities like McAllen, Brownsville, Laredo, Eagle Pass, and El Paso—should begin their immigration…

The Immigration Process Is Changing Again — Here’s What You Need to Know TL;DR Immigration policies continue to shift in 2026, affecting families, workers, and employers across Texas — especially in border cities like McAllen, Brownsville, Laredo, Eagle Pass, and El Paso. If you’re planning to apply for a green card, renew a work permit,…

A New Year, New Immigration Changes: What January Means for Immigrants in Texas TL;DR January brings important immigration updates that can affect families, workers, and employers across Texas — especially in border cities like McAllen, Brownsville, Laredo, Eagle Pass, and El Paso. From processing changes to policy shifts and enforcement priorities, starting the year informed…

When Every Day Counts: What Border Families Should Know About Immigration in 2025 TL;DR Las leyes y los tiempos de procesamiento de inmigración en la frontera entre Texas y México están cambiando rápidamente en 2025. Para las familias en McAllen, Laredo, Brownsville, Eagle Pass y El Paso, cada día puede marcar la diferencia en su…

When Every Day Counts: What Border Families Should Know About Immigration in 2025 TL;DR The U.S. government recently froze all asylum decisions and paused green-card processing for tens of thousands of refugees. If you live in Texas border cities like McAllen, Laredo, Brownsville, Eagle Pass, or El Paso — or have family there — this…

When Every Day Counts: What Border Families Should Know About Immigration in 2025 TL;DR Immigration laws and processing times across the Texas–Mexico border are shifting quickly in 2025. For families in McAllen, Laredo, Brownsville, Eagle Pass, and El Paso, every day matters when it comes to starting your immigration process. With longer wait times and…