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Our Firm
Torres Hidalgo Gato, P.A. is a Florida Law Firm founded in May, 2005. Our law firm concentrates its practice in the area of Immigration and Nationality. We offer our clients the best and most professional and honest service.
Our professional staff is able to assist you and answer your questions to help you decide the best way to resolve your individual
immigration case.
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Our Firm
Torres Hidalgo Gato, P.A. is a Florida Law Firm founded in May, 2005. Our law firm concentrates its practice in the area of Immigration and Nationality. We offer our clients the best and most professional and honest service.
Our professional staffs are able to assist you and answer your questions to help you decide the best way to resolve your individual
immigration case.
& the Success of your Case
Our Firm
Torres Hidalgo Gato, P.A. is a Florida Law Firm founded in May, 2005. Our law firm concentrates its practice in the area of Immigration and Nationality. We offer our clients the best and most professional and honest service.
Our professional staffs are able to assist you and answer your questions to help you decide the best way to resolve your individual
immigration case.
Immigration
How the U.S. Immigration System Works
U.S. immigration law is very complex, and there is much confusion as to how it works. The Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA), the body of law governing current immigration policy, provides for an annual worldwide limit of 675,000 permanent immigrants, with certain exceptions for close family members. Lawful permanent residency allows a foreign national to work and live lawfully and permanently in the United States… Read more…
Naturalization
Birthright Citizenship: What It Is and Why We Need to Preserve It
There has been a media frenzy over one of the more draconian components of Republican presidential contender Donald Trump’s immigration policy platform. In his plan, released earlier this week, he writes that the U.S. should “End Birthright Citizenship.” However, despite the attention Trump is getting for this, he is not the first—nor the last—to suggest changing the Constitution as a way to reform our immigration system. Volumes have been written in defense of birthright citizenship, yet it is regularly attacked by anti-immigrant politicians… Read more…
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