How Will the Next President Change Immigration Law?

How Will the Next President Change Immigration Law?

Hello, everyone.  It’s been a while since I wrote a column here.  I hope to write more in the coming weeks!  I felt like I should write what’s on my mind and heart these days, during this crazy time of coronavirus and elections and national...
Update Re: Coronavirus

Update Re: Coronavirus

Hello everyone, During this difficult time of the coronavirus epidemic, we at the Law Office of Joshua Mikrut really hope you’re all keeping yourselves and your families safe and entertained. Due to the immediate crisis, most businesses around Michigan have been...
Hundreds of Hours in Immigration Court: Part I

Hundreds of Hours in Immigration Court: Part I

I have been representing clients in Immigration Court for about seven years now.  I have been in Immigration Court literally hundreds of times.  First of all, it seems quite clear to me that this is a very hard area of law to practice for attorneys in West Michigan....
Immigration Court Defense: Police Reports, Part X

Immigration Court Defense: Police Reports, Part X

I’ve mentioned before that the Attorney General of the United States and the Secretary of Homeland Security can issue written decisions that affect immigration law. Years ago, the Attorney General at the time, Mr. Eric Holder, issued a decision that will change a lot...