Immigration Law Firm in Loveland, Colorado
Steele-Kaplan Immigration Law
Family immigration is a complex area of law. Steele-Kaplan provides a wide range of counsel and services on family immigration. Our goal is to make sure that you are united with your family in the United States.
Steele-Kaplan Immigration Law
Extensive Experience in Immigration
Family immigration is a complex area of law. Steele-Kaplan provides a wide range of counsel and services on family immigration. Our goal is to make sure that you are united with your family in the United States.
Family based Petitions (children, step-children, spouses, parents, and siblings)
Marriage and Fiancé Visas (including same sex spouses and couples)
Green Cards and Permanent Residency
Work Visas
Employment Authorization Cards (EADs)
Investor Visas
Citizenship and Naturalization
Waivers (pardons) for undocumented immigrants
Deferred Action (including DACA)
Tourist Visas
Humanitarian and Emergency Situations
Military Immigration for active duty, reserves, and veterans/retired members (including family members)
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New Report Shows Immigrants in Mecklenburg County Paid $2.6 Billion in Taxes and Held $7 Billion in Spending Power in 2024
September 18, 2026
Mecklenburg County, NC, September 18, 2026 – A new report, Immigrants in Mecklenburg County released today by the American Immigration Council—in partnership with the City of Charlotte, the Charlotte International Cabinet, and International House—underscores the crucial role immigrants play in the region’s labor force, business creation, and consumer spending power. Although immigrants made up 17.0 percent of the […] The post New Report Shows Immigrants in Mecklenburg County Paid $2.6 Billion in Taxes and Held $7 Billion in Spending Power in 2024 appeared first on American Immigration Council. […]
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DHS Oversight Agency Issues Scathing Report of Conditions at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
September 17, 2026
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) own Office of Inspector General (OIG), an office that seeks to provide independent oversight and accountability within the department, issued a damning report last week about the conditions of confinement at Florida’s soft-sided immigration detention facility known as “Alligator Alcatraz.” The report described the troubling conditions OIG found […] The post DHS Oversight Agency Issues Scathing Report of Conditions at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ appeared first on American Immigration Council. […]
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New Data: U.S. Welcomes High-Skilled Workers, but Path to Permanent Residence Is Growing More Uncertain
August 18, 2026
Record Backlogs, Visa Shortages, and Increasing Scrutiny Are Straining the Employment-Based Immigration System WASHINGTON, D.C., August 18 — The United States continues to rely on high-skilled workers from around the world to stay globally competitive in key industries including technology, engineering, and health care. However, new data shows increasing pressure across the employment-based immigration system, […] The post New Data: U.S. Welcomes High-Skilled Workers, but Path to Permanent Residence Is Growing More Uncertain appeared first on American Immigration Council. […]
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As Federal Immigration Enforcement Expands, New Playbook Helps State and Local Leaders Respond
August 18, 2026
New co-branded platform equips state and local leaders with practical tools for responding when federal immigration enforcement affects communities NEW HAVEN, CT / WASHINGTON, DC — As cities, counties, and states navigate responding to the impact of federal immigration enforcement policies, the American Immigration Council (AIC) and Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services (IRIS) are launching […] The post As Federal Immigration Enforcement Expands, New Playbook Helps State and Local Leaders Respond appeared first on American Immigration Council. […]
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National Study: Only 1 in 4 Americans Believe They Can Influence Outcomes In Their Local Community
July 29, 2026
Washington, DC — Most Americans feel safe and comfortable in their communities, but only about one in four believe they have any real influence over how those communities are run, according to a new national study released today. The Center for Inclusion & Belonging at the American Immigration Council has fielded a second national wave […] The post National Study: Only 1 in 4 Americans Believe They Can Influence Outcomes In Their Local Community appeared first on American Immigration Council. […]






