Immigration Lawyers Iowa

With an office in Ames, Iowa, our immigration lawyers provide highly personal and excellent legal representation in all areas of immigration law. At Barten Law, P.C., we are focused exclusively on providing immigration legal services of the highest quality to clients nationwide. Our immigration attorneys are knowledgeable and have extensive experience in the area of immigration law to find solutions to your immigration needs. We continue to monitor legislative and legal changes to immigration laws and stay up-to-date on the latest developments.

Our immigration lawyers have helped thousands of people just like you. With our in-depth consultations, you get real answers to your immigration questions and find the best options for you. Our immigration lawyers will guide you every step of the way. When you choose Barten Law, you can rest knowing that you have experienced immigration lawyers working for you.

Celebrating our 20th Anniversary

Dear Friends, Clients, Partners, and Community,
This year, we celebrate a profound milestone — 20 years of service, advocacy, and partnership at Barten Law, P.C. Immigration Lawyers. Since we opened our doors October 2005 in Ames, Iowa, we’ve had the honor of walking alongside thousands of individuals and families from around the world on their journey to build lives here in the United States.

Celebrando nuestro 20.º aniversario

Estimados amigos, clientes, socios y comunidad:
Este año celebramos un hito importante: 20 años de servicio, defensa y colaboración en Barten Law, P.C., Abogados de Inmigración. Desde que abrimos nuestras puertas en octubre de 2005 en Ames, Iowa, hemos tenido el honor de acompañar a miles de personas y familias de todo el mundo en su camino para construir sus vidas aquí en Estados Unidos.

Breaking News

All Undocumented Immigrants Can Now Be Held Without Bond for Their Removal Case

A new court decision now states that if an immigrant entered the US without authorization, they may now be detained without bond until the conclusion of their immigration court proceedings.

This affects even immigrants who were stopped and released into the country by U.S. Customs and Border protection agents. While CBP may have issued documents allowing release into the United States, this is not a visa or an “authorized” entry. They may be taken back into detention for their court case.

This does not apply to immigrants who crossed at official checkpoints such as a port of entry or with a legal visa.

This is a new ruling is being appealed to a higher court with a request to stay/pause the ruling.

The Barten Law, P.C. Team is Ready to Help on Detained Cases at 855-522-7836

¡ÚLTIMA HORA!

Todos los inmigrantes indocumentados ahora pueden ser detenidos sin derecho a fianza durante su proceso de deportación

Una nueva decisión judicial establece que si un inmigrante ingresó a los Estados Unidos sin autorización, ahora puede ser detenido sin derecho a fianza hasta que finalicen sus audiencias en la corte de inmigración.

Esto incluye a inmigrantes que fueron detenidos y luego liberados por agentes de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza. (CBP). Aunque CBP les haya emitido documentos permitiéndoles su liberación dentro del país, esto no equivale a una visa ni a una entrada “autorizada”. Estas personas podrían ser detenidas nuevamente mientras se lleva a cabo su caso ante el juez de inmigración.

Esta decisión no aplica a inmigrantes que ingresaron por un puerto de entrada oficial o que entraron con una visa legal.

Esta nueva decisión está siendo apelada ante un tribunal superior, con una solicitud para que se suspenda o congele su implementación.

El equipo de Barten Law, P.C. está listo para ayudar con casos de detención al 855-522-7836

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