Inside Our Work – What We’re Seeing

Inside Our Work – What We’re Seeing

After 40 years in the United States and surviving an attempted murder, he is now facing deportation.  After more than 40 years in the United States and surviving an attempted murder, one of our clients is now facing deportation. Recently, JAMLAC began...
Inside Our Work – What We’re Seeing

Inside Our Work – What We’re Seeing

Many people ask what our clients are experiencing, so we’re launching a monthly article that shares real-life stories and day-to-day realities—an honest look at what is happening inside our work. A case involving a young father, a U.S. citizen child, and detention...
Boots on the Ground: What We’re Seeing

Boots on the Ground: What We’re Seeing

At JAMLAC, our team works directly with individuals and families navigating a legal system that is changing quickly—often with little notice. What we see on the ground doesn’t always align with public perception, and we believe it’s important to share these realities...
More Than Legal Help — A Moment of Hope

More Than Legal Help — A Moment of Hope

Sometimes the most powerful moments happen quietly. ????While a mother spoke through tears, her little girl sat beside her with crayons — drawing the person helping her mom find safety and hope. That small act captured what JAMLAC’s work is truly about: turning...
DOJ Accredited Representatives Network

DOJ Accredited Representatives Network

September 11–12, 2025 Last week, JAMLAC had the honor of participating in the Colorado DOJ Accredited Representatives Network Convening, a two-day gathering that brought together immigration attorneys, accredited representatives, judges, and consular officials from...
A “Happy Dance” Moment

A “Happy Dance” Moment

At JAMLAC, we live for the moments when hope turns into reality — and recently, one of our accredited representatives, Carmen Stevens, experienced a true “Happy Dance” meeting with a client. After nearly 20 years of waiting, this client finally held his residency card...