By The Star Staff
Aware that the immigration issue was a crucial one in the campaign of president-elect Donald Trump and of the need to keep immigrants residing in Puerto Rico informed, on Wednesday, Dec. 4, a free informational talk entitled “Migratory Expectations in the Face of Possible Legal Changes in 2025” will be offered.
Venezuelan lawyer Maritza Varón, the coordinator of the event, said “it is vital for immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to be informed about legal changes that may impact their situation and rights.”
President-elect Trump’s team has said his immigration policy could include actions such as mass deportations, asylum restrictions and the end of birthright citizenship.
The discussion convened by the non-profit organizations Casa Cuba and Casa Venezuela will be led by Varón, along with attorneys Sergio Ramos and Claudia Montoya.
The event, which is free of charge, will take place at the Casa Cuba headquarters on Iris Street in Isla Verde starting at 6:30 p.m.
“We will offer crucial information about possible changes in immigration laws and how they could affect the immigrant community in Puerto Rico,” said Varón, who also described the event as an initiative that “seeks to empower our community with knowledge necessary to face the challenges that may arise.”
More information can be obtained by calling (787) 671-1133 or visiting @MVImmigration Services PR service on Facebook and Instagram.
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