(l-r) Alexander Shalom, Jason Scott Camilo and Cesar Estela. Courtesy photos'I've Worked Until 2 in the Morning': Lawyers Brace for Trump Policy
"Knowing that the government wants to get you is a very weird feeling that most Americans don't have. But my clients have it all the time," immigration attorney Jason Scott Camilo said.
November 15, 2024 at 03:45 PM
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Immigration Law
Since the presidential election, attorney Jason Scott Camilo has seen an uptick in clients calling his New Brunswick, New Jersey, immigration law firm. Clients crying in his office has become a daily occurence, as they contemplate their possible removal from the United States.
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