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Miami immigration lawyer Antonio Revilla appeared on Noticias 41 to discuss the Obama administration's announcement that it will begin reviewing the case files of the estimated 300,000 illegal immigrants in deportation proceedings to determine which individuals' cases should be administratively closed and possibly be allowed to obtain work authorization.

Click here to view the Noticias 41 segment on Obama's immigration policy.

This new immigration policy could result in significant and positive changes to thousands of deportation cases in the United States. However, it is important to note that it is not amnesty nor is it immigration reform. The policy also does not provide for legal status in this country. Therefore, individuals with questions about their immigration matter should contact an experienced immigration attorney to evaluate their case.

For more information about this new policy and a Free Case Evaluation, contact Antonio Revilla at Revilla Law Firm (305) 858-2323.


Antonio Revilla, el abogado de inmigración en Miami, apareció en Noticias 41 para discutir el anuncio del gobierno de Obama de que va a comenzar a revisar los expedientes de los cerca de 300,000 inmigrantes ilegales en proceso de deportación para determinar qué personas deben ser liberadas y, posiblemente, permitidas a obtener autorización de trabajo.

Para más información sobre esta nueva política y si califica, póngase en contacto con Antonio Revilla en Revilla Law Firm (305) 858-2323.

About Antonio Revilla
Antonio Revilla is a Former U.S. Immigration Prosecutor and Miami Immigration Lawyer. Mr. Revilla founded his immigration law practice, Revilla Law Firm, when he saw a dire need for aggressive immigration representation and deportation defense in order to keep families united.

If you wish to receive more information about any immigration issue, you can contact Revilla Law Firm at 305-858-2323 to speak with Antonio Revilla. He can also be reached via email at arevilla@immigrationmiami.com or by phone (305) 858-2323.

Miami immigration lawyer Antonio Revilla appeared on Sevcec a Fondo on Channel 41 in a three part series about the ramifications of sexting among teens. Mr. Revilla was a contributing legal commentator who discussed Florida's new sexting law and how it will affect minors. Antonio Revilla has over 18 years of litigation experience and is the founder of Revilla Law Firm in Miami. If you require additional information, contact Revilla Law Firm at 305-838-2323.

Click the below links to view the segments of this series.

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Antonio Revilla Part 2

El abogado Antonio Revilla de Miami apareció en Sevcec a Fondo en el Canal 41 en una serie de tres partes acerca de las ramificaciones del sexting entre adolescentes. El Dr. Revilla fué un comentarista legal contribuyente que discutió la nueva ley de la Florida sobre sexting y cómo afectará a los menores de edad. Antonio Revilla tiene más de 18 años de experiencia en litigios y es el fundador del bufete de abogados Revilla Law Firm en Miami. Si desea más información, póngase en contacto con Revilla Law Firm al 305-838-2323.

Miami immigration lawyer Antonio Revilla appeared on Channel 41 on Tuesday to discuss the recent deportation of a small number of Cubans that have taken place. Mr. Revilla explained that Cuba is starting to accept some deportees that are not on the list of excludable Mariel Cubans. There was a 1984 agreement between the U.S. and Cuba that Cuba would accept just under 3,000 excludable Cubans that entered during the 1980 Mariel boatlift.

This means that deportable Cubans do run a minimal risk that they may be physically deported even if they entered the U.S. earlier or later than the Mariel boatlift. The list has not been made public, so there is no indication of who is on the list. Additionally, there is no known criterion as to who will be physically deported to Cuba. Deportable Cubans are no longer guaranteed that they will not be physically deported to Cuba.

Obviously, Cuba is not accepting deportees in the same numbers as other countries that the U.S. has diplomatic relations with; however, as relations with Cuba improve, it is anticipated that Cuba will begin to accept a larger number of Cuban deportees. At the present time there is a minimal chance that a deportable Cuban will be physically deported. Unfortunately, such people never know if Cuba will accept them if asked by the U.S.

Click here to view Mr. Revilla's television appearance.

Antonio Revilla is a Former U.S. Immigration Prosecutor and Miami Immigration Lawyer. Mr. Revilla founded his immigration law practice, Revilla Law Firm, when he saw a dire need for aggressive immigration representation and deportation defense in order to keep families united.

If you wish to receive more information about any immigration issue, you can contact Revilla Law Firm at 305-858-2323 to speak with Antonio Revilla. He can also be reached via email at arevilla@immigrationmiami.com or by phone (305) 858-2323.

Miami immigration lawyer Antonio Revilla will attend a Legal Clinic for the Homeless being held by the non-profit organization, Lawyers to the Rescue, this Saturday at Camillus House. This will be Attorney Revilla's third appearance at the Legal Clinic, where he will provide immigration guidance to those who lack the resources to seek legal counsel.

During the Legal Clinic, Mr. Revilla will be among other lawyers who will volunteer their time to answer legal questions in their respective practice areas, including Criminal Law, Family Law, Immigration Law, Disability Law, and Human Rights Law.

"I believe in the humanitarian efforts of Lawyers to the Rescue and feel that it's our responsibility, as lawyers, to volunteer our time, knowledge, and compassion to those who need our help," Mr. Revilla said. "Immigration issues are complex and I am committed to offering whatever insight and guidance I can," he added.

About Lawyers to the Rescue
Lawyers to the Rescue is a nonprofit organization committed to providing humanitarian and financial assistance to individuals and communities in times of crisis. Lawyers to the Rescue is non-denominational humanitarian organization, committed to bringing assistance and support to people in times of need regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation or political affiliation.

The organization is made up mainly of lawyers and individual workers in the legal sector and is also open to other professions which will help in reaching and achieving their goals. Members are required to commit to impartiality, to following their professional code of ethics and to working purely for humanitarian principles.

Immigration lawyer Antonio Revilla will serve as a moderator tomorrow at the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) 32nd Annual Law Review in Miami, Florida, at Jungle Island. Mr. Revilla is an Officer for the AILA South Florida Chapter, in his capacity as Secretary. At tomorrow's Annual Law Review, Mr. Revilla will be moderating the Advanced Removal Defense Round Table: Removal Experts' Litigation Strategies. The round table, consisting of immigration attorneys, will focus on in-depth legal issues associated with removal proceedings and deportation defense.

The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) is the national bar association of over 10,000 attorneys who practice immigration law. AILA Member attorneys represent tens of thousands of U.S. families who have applied for permanent residence for their spouses, children, and other close relatives to lawfully enter and reside in the United States. Founded in 1946, AILA is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that provides its Members with continuing legal education, information, professional services, and expertise through its 35 chapters and over 75 national committees.

Mr. Revilla's work with AILA has been instrumental in bringing reform and changes to deportation and immigration policy, in general.

For more information about the conference or AILA, South Florida Chapter, please visit www.soflaila.org.

Miami immigration lawyer, Antonio G. Revilla III, will be a presenter at a free Legal Clinic hosted by the non-profit organization, Lawyers To The Rescue, at Camillus House in downtown Miami on Saturday, September 25, 2010 from 11:30am to 2pm.

Mr. Revilla will be among the participating attorneys who will provide free consultation and answer questions related to their practice area. As a Miami immigration attorney, Mr. Revilla will discuss relevant immigration issues and field questions presented by attendees. "I believe it's important for organizations such as Lawyers To The Rescue to offer free legal clinics so those in need of legal guidance have the opportunity to receive information that will help them proceed with their particular issue," said Mr. Revilla.

The Lawyers To The Rescue Attorneys will not represent clients in court or take any case at this clinic, but simply offer complimentary legal advice to attendees. For more information about this event, please visit www.lawyerstotherescue.org.

As a passionate advocate for Immigration Reform, Miami Immigration Lawyer Antonio Revilla has made it his mission to educate the public about the DREAM Act and the benefits of comprehensive reform in our country. He appeared on Telemundo yesterday just before the DREAM Act amendment was blocked by Republicans.

Watch Antonio Revilla's appearance on Telemundo TV by clicking the below link.

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