Immigration Attorney, Indera DeMine, is warning Haitian immigrants living in Southwest Florida under Temporary Protection Status to prepare to leave the country. Read the published article from NBC 2" Fear, Uncertainty Consume Haitian Community in Southwest Florida

Read the published article from WGCU Southwest Florida News: "Lee Health Addresses TPS/DACA Employees"

Indera DeMine, an immigration attorney, addresses women Saturday at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers.

Immigration Attorney Indera DeMine, speaks about the possible end of DACA, which allows dreamers to work legally, pay taxes legally, and go to school.

A proposal endorsed by President Donald Trump could reduce immigration by more than half, affecting population and economic growth. Attorney Indera DeMine is against doing away with family-based immigration that would allow people here simply to work.

Could Florida law enforcement agencies be breaking the law when it comes to the civil rights of illegal immigrants? Immigration Indera DeMine says yes.

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Are you a foreign national looking to invest in Southwest Florida? In 2017, Cape Coral- Fort Myers metropolitan area was named one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States by Forbes. In fact, Florida has nine out of the 25 fastest-growing cities, more than any other state. As a foreign ...

Haitian immigrants who left their country after a devastating earthquake fear they are the latest target of the Trump administration. Indera speaks on the issue with one of her clients.