Tag: immigration court
We spent an emotional day with one of Atlanta’s top immigration attorneys. Here’s why he says the system doesn’t work.
When I arrived at Atlanta-based immigration lawyer Charles H. Kuck's office early on a Monday morning, he opened a spreadsheet on his computer to show me his schedule for the day. His workday started at 7 a.m., spanned more than 10 hours, and included consultations with 18 clients. “A typical day,” he told me. Each case revealed something about the complications and convoluted rules and regulations inherent in our bewildering immigration system.
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