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Maya Flores is an associate Immigration Attorney with the Jarecki Law Group. She primarily represents clients in employment-based matters and provides support on all other immigration matters, including family-based, DACA, naturalization, and asylum.. Maya recently graduated law school and practices immigration law in Chicago. During law school, Maya interned with Jarecki Law Group, where she worked on complex family-based immigration cases, and with Beyond Legal Aid, a Chicago-based nonprofit that focuses oncommunity activism lawyering. She also worked as a student attorney at her law school’s Asylum & Immigration Legal Clinic as well as the Criminal Appeals Legal Clinic. Maya was selected as PILI funded legal intern at the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, where she researched policy issues that affect the Latinx community throughout the Midwest. Previously, Maya served as a Judicial Extern for Chief Judge Rebecca R. Pallmeyer, United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.

Xavier Borjas is an Immigration and Nationality Law attorney in Chicago, IL.

My name is Martin Perez. I became a lawyer to help individuals and families fight against a legal system that is often stacked against them. My entire legal career has evidenced a passion for seeking justice for my clients, giving a voice to those who have been silenced. I value and serve them, regardless of background. I grew up on the south side of Chicago, as the son of immigrant parents. Through their hard work and sacrifice, I learned a host lessons that have shaped the person I am today. Hard work, fighting with integrity and taking advantage of valuable opportunities have all been the building blocks for my work.. In over 17 years as an attorney, I have successfully represented thousands of individuals. I have successfully fought to reunite families and keep individuals in the United States to care for their children, spouses or parents. I help victims of Domestic Violence and other serious crimes remain in the United States with their families and to obtain lawful permanent residency and citizenship. I have traveled throughout the United States to fight for my clients. I consider it an honor to represent people from all corners of the world in pursuit of their American Dream.. I’m not just a lawyer. I’m a father, a husband and an active member of my community. I’m a trustee for my local church, a coach, and a mentor. I volunteer my time and service to numerous worthy causes. In keeping with my passion for service, I am not afraid to work with my hands and do a bit of heavy lifting. “A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.” John Maxwell

Dan speaks, reads, and writes Spanish fluently. After working as an Associate at several prominent law firms, Dan opened McCreary Law Offices, P.C. in May of 2015. He has extensive experience representing clients in family-based immigration, deportation defense, criminal and traffic defense, and estate planning. Dan also has spoken on a number of panels regarding various immigration issues.. Dan graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish in 2000. He graduated from The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Illinois with a Juris Doctor, Cum Laude in 2007. While in law school, Dan was a member of the Law Review. He is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association and the American Immigration Lawyers Association.. Dan has been blessed to have an amazing wife and four wonderful children. In his spare time, Dan volunteers coaching his children’s athletic teams.

I develop and execute immigration strategies for a wide range of clients. I earned my J.D. at Loyola University of Chicago Law School, where I graduated magna cum laude. In addition, I hold a Master of Philosophy Degree in Medieval Studies from Yale University, a Master of Arts Degree in English Literature from McGill University, and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in French and English Literature from Dalhousie University. Originally from Canada, I came to the U.S. in F-1 student status and naturalized in 2006.

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I've worked on civil rights and immigration issues since 2005, and focused on the legal practice of civil rights, employment law and immigration since I was admitted to the Illinois bar in 2009.  I have also worked in areas of international law, including international criminal law, international human rights and humanitarian law and have consulted on international justice mechanisms, human rights investigations and other areas.  You can read more about me at

Rebecca Rangel,  Founder and Lead Attorney at Rangel Legal. Law Office & Freelance Legal Service. As a law office, Rangel Legal is a team of attorneys who represent individuals, families and businesses on inbound U.S. immigration, nationality and visa matters before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, the National Visa Center, Customs and Border Protection, the Department of State and U.S. Embassies and Consulates worldwide.. We are bilingual in English and Spanish and often advise clients who require consular processing and visa interviews at the U.S. Embassy in Quito, Ecuador and the U.S. Consulate in Guayaquil, Ecuador. Rangel Legal also counsels non-Ecuadorians residing or seeking to live, work or invest in Ecuador and Ecuadorians residing in the United States on a number of other cross-border legal issues.. The freelance service at Rangel Legal offers busy law firms and sole practitioners the ability to contract our firm to perform substantive legal work on "as needed" on a temporary or project basis. We can lighten your caseload and provide your office with greater workload efficiency and profitability.. Rangel Legal maintains unique network of skilled freelance attorneys who are educated and trained in U.S. Law and who hold a license to practice in at least one of the 50 states. Our freelance attorneys work remotely, on a project or hourly basis, and are knowledgeable and experienced in a variety of practice areas.

The immigration system is enormously complex, but Vicario Law Group, LLC. aims to make immigration concerns less intimidating and anxiety-inducing. Learn more about the firm and request a consultation by getting in touch with the firm today.

I concentrate my practice on family-based immigration law, including removal defense before the U.S. Immigration Courts and the Immigration Custom and Enforcement’s Detention and Removal Office.. I sppecialize in Applications for Waivers of Inadmissibility, Asylum, Petitions for Battered Spouses under the Violence Against Women Act, Applications for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, Petitions for U Visa Classification, prosecutorial discretion requests, etc.. I have also completed an internship with the U.S. Department of Justice at the Chicago Immigration Court.  I worked closely with immigration judges and judicial law clerks researching legal issues in pending actions involving asylum, deportation, withholding and cancellation of removal, voluntary departure, CAT, etc.  I regularly prepared responses to motions and briefs in support of denials/grants for various immigration applications.

As a daughter of immigrants, I have always had a passion of helping others in need. I knows the difficulties the immigrant community faces, and have set out to provide assistance and advocate for positive change. I owe much of my success to my parents whom have both sacrificed their time and energy in making me the professional I am today.

Keith Southam is the founder and principal of Southam Law. Keith has built a career around helping immigrants. Keith worked as an international student advisor and an ESL teacher before law school. In law school, Keith focused on immigration law, including an internship at the Chicago Immigration Court and a clerkship with a solo practitioner of immigration law. After law school, Keith worked for five years as an associate attorney for a boutique immigration firm in Chicago where he handled a range of immigration law matters, including family-based green cards, non-immigrant work visas, DACA, asylum, deportation defense, and many other areas. The skills as a student advisor and ESL teacher give Keith a unique approach to immigration law. This approach is centered on providing easy-to-understand and accurate information so that every client can make fully-informed decisions.