Category Archives: information
A Very Brief History of America…
My Favorite Top 5 Posts on “Lawyers” (Archives)
5) Looking for an Immigration Lawyer? http://bit.ly/msGXs 4) Can I Fire My Lawyer? http://bit.ly/JTgGE 3) I constantly see NEW FACES at my Lawyer’s Firm! http://bit.ly/36oC 2) Do I NEED a Lawyer for My Immigration Issues? http://bit.ly/10dWN6 1) Law Firm giving … Continue reading
Modern Immigration Law
The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 (INA), also known as the McCarran-Walter Act, eliminated all race-based quotas, replacing them with purely nationality-based quotas. The INA continues to influence the field of American immigration law. To enforce the quotas, the … Continue reading
The Summer Social Scene in NYC begins…
The last Friday in May usually begins the Social Scene in Manhattan then off to the Hamptons for the rest of summer… Henry and I were invited to “The Empire Hotel Rooftop” for their new chic renovation this Friday May 29. It promises … Continue reading
Russell Simmons appointed UN Goodwill Ambassador
American entrepreneur, hip-hop and fashion pioneer, Russell Simmons was appointed the “Goodwill Ambassador For The Permanent Memorial To Honor The Victims Of Slavery And The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade” at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, on Wednesday, 20 May … Continue reading
“Friends don’t let Friends TWITTER badly”
Okay folks, here we go… Twitter is a new take on an old medium and it had done wonders for this site as far as “exposure” is concerned. However, a lot of people (millions) are using Twitter to have conversations. … Continue reading
OBAMA CHOOSES JUDGE “SONIA SOTOMAYOR” AS A SUPREME COURT JUSTICE NOMINEE
What a beautiful success story… Sonia Sotomayor was born in the Boogie-Down Bronx, New York, to Puerto Rican parents. She grew up in the “projects” of South Bronx, just a short walk from Yankee Stadium. Diagnosed with Diabetes at age … Continue reading
Early History of American Immigration Law
Congress’s first attempt to set immigration policy came in 1790 with the enactment of the Naturalization Act of 1790. This Act restricted naturalization to “free white persons” of “good moral character” and required the applicant to have lived in the country for … Continue reading
Obama defends plan to close Gitmo, Cheney Barks
“Former Vice President Dick Cheney today defended the Bush administration’s national security record and argued that President Obama is weakening the country’s ability to fight al Qaeda. Cheney said “enhanced interrogation techniques” saved thousands of lives.” Obama said, “Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat???” … Continue reading
Clients/Customers or Priorities? Service or Hospitality?
When you walk in to your Lawyer’s office, Dentist ‘s Office, and/or Doctor’s office, do you feel like a client? How about when you call your Banking Representative or when you call your PC/MAC support line, do you feel like a … Continue reading
Did you know…
that I post topics, videos, and pictures in my “pages” that may not appear on the main site? It’s true – just click on the beautiful sliding picture headers above (way up top there, underneath the “H. Luiz Presents…” banner) for … Continue reading
Ask H. Luiz…
A lot of you have asked me personal questions via email and Twitter. I have answered most of them (but some of you should be ashamed of yourselves.) What made you decide to have your own website? I thought about … Continue reading
Same Sex Marriage does not equal Immigration Rights
Did you know…that if every single state of the United States of America were to acknowledge and legalize “marriage” between same-sex couples, that the U.S. Government will still NOT provide immigration rights to “married” same-sex couples? That’s right, FEDERAL trumps State. … Continue reading