Trust Our American Dream

We are excited to announce that Don has officially published his novel: T*O*A*D: Trust Our American Dream.  This is a wonderfully funny and interesting novel about undocumented immigrants and a family's struggle to live the American Dream.  

  Some compare this book to Uncle Tom's Cabin - if it were funny. This is a monumental book - a take on the undocumented immigrant's plight and life in America.  However, it is also a novel - partly based on fact of course - but something interesting and fun to read as well! You can check it out here on Amazon (kindle edition available too!) or read excerpts here on Balla Books site.

Happy reading!!!

Business Immigration Seminar

Are you interested in learning more about business immigration law? Finding it hard to find qualified American workers in your field? Learn how you can hire immigrants to help your business grow! Our business immigration seminar will help you gain some understanding of our complicated immigration rules.

September 12th from 2-4pm at the Arkansas World Trade Center in Rogers, AR. $25 if you pre-register! If you work in HR - receive 2 credits!

Immigration Updates!

Ready for your immigration news?

Well....here are our picks this week:

Five Things President Obama Can Do--Today, Without Congress--to Make the Immigration System Better and Re-Write His Legacy
Unauthorized Immigrants Paid $100 Billion Into Social Security Over Last Decade

In South Texas, Few On The Fence Over Divisive Border Wall Issue

Who’ll pick SC peaches? Immigration policy gridlock stymies farm labor

Fixing Immigration in the Field

What do you think about recent immigration news?

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Weekly Wednesday Update

Well folks, it looks like we missed a week, but no worries! 

For those of you who would like to make up your immigration reading, check out this article. A fellow immigration attorney shared it with me this week - 20 page comprehensive guide to the Humanitarian Crisis at the Border done up by the American Immigration Council. Worth your time. 

And of course, the New Yorker is always an interesting read.  Amy Davidson writes about immigration here.

For the rest of you who don't have time to read articles, just look at the pictures

Old drawing from 2006. Looks like Congress doesn't change

From this website

Sometimes we forget this truth...

WWJD

 

Immigrant Story 

 

Have a great week! If you have any immigration needs or questions, call us! (479) 790-6220; (479) 228-4441 Spanish.  www.ballanaylorlaw.com