Happy New Year 2009!!!
I wanted to wish a wonderful New Year wishes to all our readers and friends. May the coming year bring all the best to you all. See you next year.
Jacob
December 31, 2008
November 26, 2008
Happy Thanksgiving - The most American of holidays
I wanted to wish a happy and healthy Thanksgiving to our readers and clients. We hope you will take the time to relax this holiday and spend time with your families.
During this week of Thanksgiving — the most American of holidays — NPR is spending time discussing about what it means to become an American. The answers come from three noted authors — who've written about newcomers to the United States.
One of the authors Joseph O'Neill said:
"One of the great pluses of being an immigrant is you get to start again in terms of your identity," he says. "You get to shed the narratives which cling to you."
O'Neill says he found America to be a welcoming place, where people were less inclined to make judgments based on race or class — but also not particularly interested in learning about his background.
"As long as you show willingness, they are prepared to stick the label of 'American' on you," he says.
That is the true spirit of Thanksgiving.
November 19, 2008
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October 1, 2008
Anti Immigration groups and Obama 2008
Here is an interesting video one of my readers emailed me yesterday. This is another example how anti immigrants across the country are trying to show that under Obama administration all hell will break loose as it relates to immigration.
March 17, 2008
What is Illegal Immigration?
Here is an interesting discussion on what is illegal immigration by the Pinky Show
February 6, 2008
San Diego Immigration Lawyer Jacob Sapochnick commnets on State of the Union Speech on KCBQ Radio
I was featured on a special edition of the Rick Amato Show on Monday from 8pm-11pm immediately following the President's State Of The Union speech. Scheduled guests included Congressman Bob Filner and Brian Bilbray. The president discussed the economy and Immigration in the speech. Listen to my commentary after the speech in the podcast below, (skip the first 15 minutes to listen to my discussion)
