Conversations with attorneys, guests and people who lived the immigration process — so you can make informed decisions about your future.
Néstor Rodríguez left Colombia after an attempt on his life, cleaned bathrooms, served in the U.S. Army, and was a prosecutor in Colorado. Now he defends immigrants at Campos Law Firm.
María de Jesús arrived at age 5 and waited 37 years; Dulce María waited 26. Both got their green card through a petition filed by a U.S. citizen child.
From surviving depression to serving her community: Indhira Barrón on Latino solidarity, mental health, and helping Venezuelan immigrants in Colorado.
She came from Chihuahua at 13, survived two abusive relationships, was arrested after her partner called police first, and ended up in deportation proceedings. Today Sandra Nava is a permanent resident and owns a construction company. Attorney Alejandra Campos breaks down the legal options that made it possible.
Ángela Muñoz went 23 years without leaving the United States — missing funerals, raising her kids, afraid to walk into a courthouse. This year she got her green card. In this episode she and attorney Alejandra Campos walk through the legal routes most immigrants never hear about.
On this episode of the Alejandra Campos Podcast, attorney Alejandra Campos sits down with Sandra Nava, a Mexican immigrant from Chihuahua who arrived in the United States at 13 years old. What followed was more than a decade of domestic violence, a criminal charge, and removal proceedings — and, eventually,
A simple argument turned into a nightmare when Marlon Cruz, an immigrant from Honduras, was falsely accused of domestic violence. Facing severe criminal charges that could lead to deportation, Marlon refused to plead guilty to something he didn’t do. Tune in to the latest Alejandra Campos Podcast to hear how Campos Law Firm fought for his innocence in front of a jury and won.
From arriving in the United States as an undocumented teenager to becoming a bank vice president, marathon runner, and tech entrepreneur, Miguel Ángel Cázares Rodríguez proves that your legal status does not define your potential. Tune in to the latest Alejandra Campos Podcast to hear his story of perseverance, discipline, and the true value of immigrant effort.
