In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, Attorney Hillary Walsh sits down with Arizona State Senator Analise Ortiz for a candid conversation about immigration, politics, and hope. Senator Ortiz shares her journey from journalist to state senator, the backlash she’s faced for standing up to ICE, and why she refuses to back down in the fight for Dreamers and immigrant families. From policy battles at the Capitol to personal stories of resilience, this episode is both real and inspiring—a reminder that change often starts one person at a time.
Many DACA recipients wonder: “If I re-enter with Advance Parole, can I get my green card through work?”Attorney Hillary Walsh explains why the answer is usually no for employment cases, but sometimes yes through immediate relatives. Learn the difference between adjusting status in the U.S. and consular processing—and why family petitions are prioritized. This episode gives DACA recipients clear guidance before taking the next step.
Are you a nurse or physical therapist dreaming of getting your green card through employment? In this episode, Schedule A for Nurses & Physical Therapists, attorney Hillary Walsh breaks down how the Schedule A process works, why it’s different from other employment-based options, and how it can speed up your path to permanent residency.Listen now, then visit NewFrontier.us to schedule your consultation by phone or online. Your career and your future deserve the right path don’t wait to take the next step.
Thinking about getting a green card through your job? In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh walks you step by step through the PERM process—what it is, why it matters, and how it can help you or your employees take the next big step toward permanent residency.From understanding how employers sponsor foreign workers to what applicants need to know to avoid delays, Hillary makes a complex system easy to follow. Whether you’re an immigrant chasing the American dream or an employer hoping to support your team, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence you need.Tune in now and discover how your career—or your business—could open the door to a new future in the U.S.
When the government delays your immigration case or detains you unfairly, you don’t have to wait in silence. In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, Attorney Hillary Walsh breaks down two powerful tools Habeas and Mandamus lawsuits that can force action, stop illegal detention, and push your case forward. Learn when and how these federal court strategies can protect you, reunite families, and hold the government accountable. Whether you’re facing ICE detention, a stalled I-130, or years of waiting for an asylum interview, this episode gives you the knowledge you need o take action.
Are you a physician with DACA or a foreign medical graduate ready to begin your residency in the U.S.? This episode is for you. Immigration attorney Hillary Walsh breaks down the Physicians National Interest Waiver (PNIW) a powerful and often overlooked option to bypass traditional employment-based green card routes. Discover how doctors like you can self-petition, serve in high-need areas, and take one of the most direct paths to legal residency.Whether you’re just graduating from med school, heading into residency, or already working in underserved communities, this episode offers hope, clarity, and a path forward. If you or someone you love is a physician ready to live and serve freely in the U.S., listen now this may be the breakthrough you've been waiting for.Timestamps:[01:01] What is the Physician’s National Interest Waiver? [02:55] PERM vs. National Interest Waiver [04:32] Requirements to Qualify for the Waiver [07:40] Who’s Eligible & Final Encouragement
Do you have DACA and dream of getting a green card? This episode is for you. Hillary Walsh sits down with attorney Maya, an expert in employment-based immigration, to talk about real and often overlooked alternatives to permanent residency — no marriage required.If you work in healthcare, education, technology, service industries, or even in the religious sector, you might have a legal pathway available.Listen in and discover the opportunities no one may have told you about.You don’t need to be married to get status — you need a plan.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh walks you through exactly what USCIS expects when reviewing your I-130 petition. Whether you’re applying for a spouse, a parent, or a child, Hillary explains the documentation that proves your relationship is real and legally valid. From marriage certificates and divorce records to joint bank accounts and birth certificates, this episode gives you real-world examples, insights, and tips to avoid the most common mistakes.Legal immigration doesn’t have to be confusing — we break it down, one episode at a time.
Wondering how long your I-130 petition will take? You're not alone. In this episode, attorney Hillary Walsh explains the current wait times for the Form I-130 and the real reasons your petition may move faster—or slower. Learn the difference between immediate relatives and preference categories, how your location affects your case, and what you can do if things feel stuck.
What comes first: the I-130 or the I-485? In this quick episode, Abogada Hillary Walsh breaks down the order of approval, what each form means, and why timing matters. Whether you're applying or just starting your process, this is your guide to staying ahead.Tune in now and feel more prepared to take the next step.#I130 #I485 #ImmigrationProcess #GreenCard #LiveFree
Get ready for your N-400 naturalization interview with expert guidance from immigration attorney Hillary Walsh. In this episode, we break down what to expect before, during, and after your interview—from what to wear, to how to answer questions with confidence. We’ll also walk through a mock interview and explore possible outcomes. Whether you're weeks away or just starting your application, this episode will help you feel more prepared and empowered. 👉 Listen now and take one step closer to citizenship.
In this episode, attorney Hillary Walsh walks you through specific steps you can take to speed up your family petition (I-130), even when the system feels slow and uncertain. From how to file an expedited request with USCIS to leveraging support from your congressional representative, you’ll find real strategies that have helped thousands of families.Because every day matters when it comes to reuniting with the people you love. 💡 Tune in now and get ready to take the next step with confidence. 🎙️ Immigration Law Made Easy — by New Frontier Immigration Law 👉 www.newfrontier.us#I130 #FamilyPetition #ImmigrationUSA #USCIS #ImmigrationPodcast #LiveFree
Ready to take the next step toward U.S. citizenship? In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hilary Walsh shares her family’s naturalization story, breaks down the N-400 process, and explains why now is the time to apply. Learn who can file on their own, when to seek legal help, and how citizenship protects your future. Whether it’s for you or a loved one—this is your moment to Live Free.
DACA is once again in legal limbo, and the future for thousands of DREAMers remains uncertain. Attorney Hillary Walsh takes a deep dive into the latest court rulings, political shifts, and what these changes mean for DACA recipients in 2025. With the Fifth Circuit questioning DACA’s legality and Trump’s executive orders reshaping immigration policies, the stakes have never been higher. This episode explores what could happen if DACA is overturned and the urgent steps recipients should take now to protect their future. Don’t wait for the next court decision to catch you off guard—stay informed and prepared. (00:00) | Intro (04:23) | Understanding DACA (07:24) | Understanding Executive Orders & Their Limits (14:16) |The Real Impact of Ending DACA (15:27) | What Project 2025 Means for Immigration (25:35) | What Can You Do to Protect Yourself?Tune in now to learn what’s next for DACA and how you can take control of your immigration journey.🎧 Listen now and subscribe for more immigration updates!#DACA #ImmigrationPodcast #DREAMers #ImmigrationLaw #SaveDACA
🎉 100 episodes! Thank you for being part of this incredible journey with Immigration Law Made Easy! To celebrate, we welcome a special guest: Itzel Bailon, an inspiring voice in the immigrant community. Itzel’s story represents thousands of DREAMers caught in limbo due to outdated policies and political inaction.DACA was meant to be temporary. It was created in 2012 as a bridge toward a permanent solution. Now, in 2025, nothing has changed. In fact, the situation is more uncertain than ever. What does this mean for Itzel and thousands like her? What happens if DACA disappears? Join us as we discuss the real impact of immigration policies, the resilience of DREAMers, and why the fight is far from over.📢 Listen now and celebrate 100 episodes with us! 🎧
The immigrant journey is filled with challenges—uncertainty, fear, and moments of doubt. But through it all, there is love. Love for the dream that brought you here, love for the family you carry in your heart, and love for yourself in every step you take.This Loving Kindness Guided Meditation is designed to help you find peace, strength, and compassion—both for yourself and others. Research shows that practicing loving kindness can: - Reduce stress and negative emotions - Increase feelings of connection and belonging - Quiet the negative voice in your head - Strengthen your resilience and inner peace Take just 5 minutes for yourself today. Let go of fear, embrace kindness, and remind yourself that you are worthy of love and happiness. Try it for a week and see how your heart begins to open. Hit play and take a deep breath—your journey to self-love starts now.Life can seem overwhelming, but small changes can make a big difference. Click here and download our free guide that offers simple self-care practices to help you find peace, manage stress and stay positive, even on difficult days.
In this episode, we dive deep into the latest updates on Laken Riley's Act Right, a significant and controversial transformation in immigration law. Join Hillary Walsh as she unpacks the potential impact of this act, from its journey through Congress to the real-life consequences of mandatory detention. Stay informed about how this legislation could affect undocumented immigrants and why it matters to us all.
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we break down the concept of extreme cruelty under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). From emotional and psychological abuse to financial and physical harm, we explore what qualifies as extreme cruelty, providing real-life examples and practical guidance. We also clarify the differences between VAWA and the T Visa, offering insights to help immigrants and advocates navigate the complexities of these protections. Whether you’re seeking protection under VAWA or supporting someone who is, this episode is packed with essential information to empower and guide you through the process. VAWA offers a path to safety and independence for survivors of abuse. Our free guide answers common questions to help you understand how this program works and who it can help, click here to download our free guide!
Happy New Year and welcome to the first episode of 2025! In this episode, we’ll discuss three simple steps to start your immigration journey this year. Feeling lost or overwhelmed by immigration law? We’ve got you covered with actionable legal tips to help you protect your family and take control of your future. Tune in for practical advice, encouragement, and the motivation to make 2025 the year you take charge. Hit play and let’s get started!
In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, we explore the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Prevention Act (VTVPA) of 2000, a crucial law designed to combat human trafficking and protect victims. Host Hillary Walsh dives into the many forms trafficking can take, from exploitation in the workplace to coercive control over personal freedom, and provides insight into the T Visa—a pathway to safety and relief for those affected.Whether you’re facing little or no pay, threats, or forced labor, this episode sheds light on how to recognize trafficking and the legal options available to survivors. Tune in for a vital conversation on recovery, relief, and the legal tools that can help rebuild lives.🔗 Listen now to learn how the law supports recovery and protects victims.