At DeMine Immigration, we closely monitor these enforcement trends to help clients protect their rights. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reports a sharp rise in deportations and immigration arrests this year. Immigrant communities are encouraged to stay informed and understand their ...

USCIS has announced a $1,000 immigration parole fee for individuals granted parole or re-parole into the United States. The fee applies beginning October 16, 2025, and will be adjusted annually for inflation. Do not pay this fee with your application. It is collected only if DHS decides to grant ...

Every October 10, the world unites to spotlight mental health. For immigrants, that spotlight must include a recognition: navigating U.S. immigration is not only a legal journey but also a deeply emotional one. At DeMine Immigration, we commit to seeing the person behind the case.

On September 11th, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives approved the Stop Illegal Entry Act, a bill that would dramatically increase penalties for migrants who reenter the United States after deportation. If enacted, this legislation would impose mandatory prison sentences ranging from 5 to 10 ...

Celebrating Our Clients’ Success Stories At DeMine Immigration, we take pride in celebrating the successes of our clients and the dedication of our team. Each case represents a unique journey, and these recent wins highlight the hard work and commitment of our attorneys.

DeMine Immigration Celebrates 9 Years This week we celebrate nine years of serving immigrant families across Southwest Florida and beyond. Since opening our doors in 2016, DeMine Immigration has grown into a trusted firm known for advocacy, results, and community support.

Recognized Among Florida's Best Fort Myers, FL – Sept 9, 2025 – DeMine Immigration Law Firm is honored to be recognized as a 2025 Best of Florida Award winner in the Immigration Law Firms category. Selected by readers and editors of Guide to Florida, this award highlights businesses that stand out ...

Initial Situation & Challenges Our client, a talented hairstylist from Germany, first came to the U.S. under her husband’s E-2 visa. While that gave her legal status, she wanted something more: her own independence. With years of experience behind the chair and a passion for building her own ...

Initial Situation & Challenges Our client, Client D, was eligible to adjust her status in the United States due to her marriage to a U.S. citizen and her lawful entry into the country. In 2022, we filed an Adjustment of Status application on her behalf, along with an I-130 family petition.