GPI Law PLLC
Main Office
201 S Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33131
Office Hours
Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Other Locations
25.771912,-80.186868
Lawyers
Amien Kacou
Immigration, Asylum, Business Organization, General Practice,
201 S Biscayne Blvd Fl 28
Miami, FL 33131
About Law Firm
We provide legal information and confidential advice on all aspects of U.S. immigration law:
-Citizenship
-Permanent Residence ("green card" for workers, families, researchers, and others)
-Temporary Visas (for investors, academics, professionals, students, and others)
-Humanitarian Protection (asylum, DACA, VAWA, and more)
-Removal or Deportation Defense
We are committed to representing all our clients with zeal, diligence and competence in all cases before U.S. immigration courts and agencies:
-Department of Justice (immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals)
-Department of Homeland Security (USCIS, ICE and CBP)
-Department of State (offices, consulates and embassies)
We welcome inquiries for free or low-cost legal assistance from certain low-income individuals:
-Who are present in the United States without legal status;
-Who have a household income equal or inferior to 100% of the Poverty Guidelines; and
-Whose likely form of relief does not, in our opinion, necessitate the submission of a legal brief, given the specific circumstances of the case.
-Citizenship
-Permanent Residence ("green card" for workers, families, researchers, and others)
-Temporary Visas (for investors, academics, professionals, students, and others)
-Humanitarian Protection (asylum, DACA, VAWA, and more)
-Removal or Deportation Defense
We are committed to representing all our clients with zeal, diligence and competence in all cases before U.S. immigration courts and agencies:
-Department of Justice (immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals)
-Department of Homeland Security (USCIS, ICE and CBP)
-Department of State (offices, consulates and embassies)
We welcome inquiries for free or low-cost legal assistance from certain low-income individuals:
-Who are present in the United States without legal status;
-Who have a household income equal or inferior to 100% of the Poverty Guidelines; and
-Whose likely form of relief does not, in our opinion, necessitate the submission of a legal brief, given the specific circumstances of the case.
FOR AN IMMEDIATE CONSULTATION, CALL OUR OFFICE.
Notable Work
Publications
Facilitating Legal Migration: The Challenge of Somali Statelessness | Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (Online)
Hostage-Takers and Fleeing Felons: Questioning Two Analogies to the “Imminent Threat†of Terrorist Attack from Abroad | Harvard National Security Journal (Features)
Expanding "Practical Sovereignty": Pre-Deprivation Due Process Suits for Drone Strikes on Non-U.S. Persons | North Carolina Law Review (Addendum)
The Case for Treating Migration as Trade | Fletcher Forum of World Affairs
For Refugee Protection, More Lenient Marriage Recognition is a Must | Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (Online)
Drone Strikes and a Strategic Case for Adversarial Due Process | International Policy Digest
Five Arguments on the Rationality of Suicide Terrorists | Aggression and Violent Behavior
The Equity of Immigration 'Amnesty'" | Georgetown Journal of International Affairs (Online)
Why Security Needs Liberty | Peace Studies Journal
Refining "Cooperation" in Theory | International Affairs Forum
John Updike. Terrorist | Perspectives on Terrorism