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If you are an entrepreneur or executive who needs to do business in the US, navigating through your possible visa options can feel confusing. Which visa will empower you to accomplish your goals and meet your professional and personal needs? Below we detail two possible options that may work for you if you are from […]
How Entrepreneurs and Investors Can Do Business in the US: The E1 and E2 Visas Read More »
On April 18, the eight current members of the Supreme Court will hear arguments regarding the state of Texas’ challenge to President Barack Obama’s 2014 executive actions that would defer deportations, issue employment authorization documents, Social Security numbers, and earned income tax credits to about 5 million aliens. We stand in support of the President’s
Why We Can’t Allow Forced Separations of Immigrant Children from Their Parents Read More »
Have you ever thought about the differences between immigration and migration? Since we grew up in a world with strict immigration rules, it’s easy to accept that it’s a normal institution without ever stopping to question its existence. Until I spent time pondering the subject today, I had never thought much about just how strange
Rethinking Our Immigration System: Moving Beyond Borders Read More »
At Donnelly and Associates, our highly experienced team is here to help innovators and creators experience the smoothest transition to the United States so that they can focus their energy on building successful businesses. We know just how important immigrant entrepreneurs are to the economy of this country, and we appreciate the fact that they
How to Start a Business in the United States: Entrepreneur Visa Options Read More »
One of the reasons author Margaret Donnelly has devoted her time and energy to writing is she desires to effect change in a world that is often touched by the hand of evil. Truth shines a light in the corners where shadows hide, and Donnelly’s writing is a lamp illuminating the darkness. When the shadows
Uniting Our Country Through Inclusion, Compassion and Courage Read More »
If you follow the news, you probably heard about the bold statements Pope Francis made during his visit to Mexico. In a beautiful tribute to the unity of mankind despite arbitrary border divisions, Francis celebrated Mass at the Mexican-US border. Reportedly, 200,000 Mexicans attended while 30,000 Americans watched him on the big screen at the
Uniting the Americas: Pope Francis on the Border Wall Read More »
As we shape the future of this country through our Presidential votes this year, we would be well advised to place priority on immigration visas for entrepreneurs. The success of our economy has long depended on innovation. However, our immigration system locks out highly qualified international business leaders and tech innovators who want to bring
Battling the Innovation Deficit with Visas for Immigrant Entrepreneurs Read More »
Legally immigrating to the U.S. can be a confusing time during which you are inundated with forms and rules. While dreams of family, freedom and success motivate you to accept the challenge, these quotes from successful immigrants may provide you with the inspiration you need throughout this challenging process. Here are some of our favorite
Our Favorite Inspirational Messages About Immigrants Read More »
Margaret Donnelly speaks at a press conference regarding Venezuelan government Did you know that Dallas-Ft. Worth is home to the sixth largest Hispanic population in the United States? Dallas is almost half Hispanic today, and soon Hispanics will be the majority. Yet only two of 15 Dallas City Council members are Hispanic, and we have
A Time to Vote: Dallas Needs Hispanic Leaders Read More »
When I was in high school, my grandmother told me about a relative of mine – an immigrant – who had written a famous poem during the Civil War. I was intrigued and researched the poem. It was a touching story about a woman who lived in the vicinity of a Mississippi battlefield who couldn’t
Honoring Past and Present Immigrant Artists and Writers Read More »