Request Legal Help
Consultations for immigration cases, visas, and more.
Get Help NowKnow Your Rights
Learn your legal rights during immigration encounters — available 24/7.
Defend Yourself NowPractice Areas
Removal defense, detained representation, family immigration, and federal litigation — in English, Spanish, Hindi, and Turkish.
Learn MoreMake a Payment
Pay securely via LawPay (card) or Zelle. See instructions.
Pay NowWatch Videos
Watch the latest legal education videos from Angeles Law
Watch NowImmigration Court Statistics
Asylum grant rates for every immigration court and judge, from public EOIR data.
View StatisticsWhat Our Clients Say
Real reviews from real clients we've helped.
5.0 rating · 8 verified reviews"Buenas tardes gracias. A Dios y a la firma de Abogados Ángeles. Con un equipo confiable y muy responsable, sacaron a mi esposa del centro de detención en Carnes, Texas. Muy feliz. Que Dios los bendiga y siga dando sabiduría. 🙏"
Ruben
April 2026
✓ Verified Client
"I was wrongfully held in an ICE detention camp for 5 months. Thanks to attorney Luis Angeles and his dedicated team, I regained my freedom. I am truly grateful to Luis Angeles and his entire team. 🙏"
Muhammet
April 2026
✓ Verified Client
"I had a lot of trouble finding a lawyer after my daughter — who had a work permit — was detained. Attorney Luis Angeles gave me time without even charging me for the consultation. Our luck changed. Thanks to him and his team, they are freeing my daughter. My whole family is very happy. God bless that team always."
Victor G.
March 2026
✓ Verified Client
"Buenas tardes gracias. A Dios y a la firma de Abogados Ángeles. Con un equipo confiable y muy responsable, sacaron a mi esposa del centro de detención en Carnes, Texas. Muy feliz. Que Dios los bendiga y siga dando sabiduría. 🙏"
Ruben
April 2026
✓ Verified Client
Results may vary depending on the facts of each case.
Immigration News & Alerts
Court Pauses Afghan Removals as Flight Status Remains Unclear
A New York judge has issued a temporary stay preventing the Trump administration from repatriating Afghan nationals while the status of planned flights remains uncertain.
This Week in Immigration: October 30, 2026
A federal judge in Boston has temporarily blocked a USCIS rule that reduced the response time for refugees facing status termination, providing a brief reprieve for affected individuals.
Trump's Mandatory Immigration Detention Policy Fails the Textualist Test
Reason examines the legal arguments surrounding the Trump administration's policy of mandatory detention for long-term U.S. residents during removal proceedings, highlighting a pending Supreme Court case.
House Democrats Seek ICE Data on Detained U.S. Citizens
Forty House Democrats have requested that the Department of Homeland Security provide data regarding encounters between immigration agents and U.S. citizens following reports of wrongful detention.
The Election’s Impact On U.S. Immigration Policy
An analysis of how the 2026 election results and the shift in Congressional control will likely influence future immigration enforcement spending and oversight in 2027.
Litigation-Related Update: Sileiri Doe Class Members May Request Reopening
USCIS has provided an update for class members affected by the termination of parole for certain CBP One users, allowing them to request case reopening following a court order.