EN VIVO Radio La Que Buena - Abogada Lorena

27 Jun 2026 · 44 min
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The live broadcast features immigration attorney Lorena Rivas, Esq., answering callers’ questions on a wide range of U.S. immigration topics. The program opens with a brief discussion of recent Supreme Court decisions affecting Temporary Protected Status (TPS), permanent‑resident re‑entry, and the citizenship status of children of undocumented parents. Throughout the show, callers seek guidance on Visa U and its derivative benefits, Visa T eligibility, VAWA applications and work‑permit timelines, 245(i) adjustment of status, the impact of criminal convictions (especially DUIs and fraud) on green‑card holders, expungement limits, military parole for families, FOIA request processing, public‑charge considerations, and recent Supreme Court rulings limiting asylum entry. Lorena provides procedural steps, estimated processing times, and practical advice (e.g., handling a traffic ticket with a wrong name). The host repeatedly shares the firm’s phone and WhatsApp numbers, emphasizing the importance of consulting an immigration attorney before taking action. The tone is conversational yet instructional, balancing empathy for callers with clear legal guidance.

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