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Pikes Peak Immigration LLC stands as a beacon of hope for individuals and families navigating the complexities of immigration law. With 15 years of seasoned experience in the field, our dedicated team of attorneys offers comprehensive legal services tailored to each client's unique needs. Based in Colorado Springs, we proudly serve the entire state of Colorado. Our expertise spans all aspects of immigration law, including business immigration, family sponsorship, deportation defense, and humanitarian relief. Additionally, our proficiency extends to DUI and traffic defense, ensuring our clients receive well-rounded legal support. Whether you're seeking to establish a new life in the United States or require strategic legal representation, Pikes Peak Immigration is committed to guiding you through every step of the process with professionalism and unwavering dedication. Contact us today!


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Why Choose Pikes Peak Immigration LLC?


Litigation and Court Experience

Knowledgeable in All Aspects of Immigration Law

Same-Day Consultations Available

Colorado State Bar Association Member

American Immigration Lawyers Association Member

El Paso County Bar Association Member

Choosing Pikes Peak Immigration means placing your trust in a team with unparalleled experience and a deep understanding of immigration law. Our attorneys bring 15 years of specialized knowledge to each case, ensuring that every client receives meticulous and personalized legal counsel. We are not only versed in immigration law but also possess significant litigation and court experience, setting us apart in the field.  Whether dealing with complex immigration issues or navigating DUI charges, our firm is the reliable choice for comprehensive legal representation.

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Business

Immigration

Navigating the intricacies of business immigration requires strategic planning and in-depth legal knowledge. At Pikes Peak Immigration, we assist businesses and entrepreneurs in securing the necessary visas and permits to operate within the United States. From H-1B visas to investor visas, our expertise covers a wide spectrum of business immigration needs tailored to your specific business objectives.

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Family

Immigration

Reuniting families and guiding individuals through the naturalization process are core aspects of our practice.  We handle all aspects of family-based immigration, including petitions for spouses, children, and parents. Additionally, we assist lawful permanent residents and other eligible individuals in navigating the path to U.S. citizenship, ensuring they meet all requirements and successfully complete the naturalization process.

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Deportation

Defense

Facing deportation can be an overwhelming and frightening experience. At Pikes Peak Immigration, we offer robust deportation defense services to protect our clients' rights and work towards favorable outcomes. We explore all available legal avenues to prevent deportation, including appeals, waivers, and asylum applications, ensuring our clients have the best possible chance of remaining in the United States.

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Immigration

Litigation

Immigration litigation requires a thorough understanding of both immigration law and the court system. Whether challenging a denial of an immigration benefit or defending against removal proceedings, we provide skilled legal representation. Our experience ensures that your rights are vigorously defended at every stage of the legal process.

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Humanitarian

Relief

Humanitarian relief is a critical component of our immigration services, offering protection and support to vulnerable individuals. We assist clients in applying for various forms of humanitarian relief, including asylum, Temporary Protected Status (TPS), and U visas for victims of crimes. We guide clients through the complex application processes, advocating tirelessly on their behalf.

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DUI & Traffic

Defense

In addition to our immigration services, Pikes Peak Immigration offers skilled defense for clients facing DUI and traffic-related charges. Our attorneys understand the serious implications these charges can have on an individual's immigration status and overall well-being. We provide comprehensive legal representation to challenge DUI and traffic violations, aiming to minimize the impact on our clients' lives.

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Customer Testimonials

Working with Alex and his team was a pleasure. They answered all of our questions thoroughly and worked hard for us every step of the way. They truly care and it shows in their work. Very honest and down to earth people who can be highly trusted with your case.


Karen O-C.


"Muchas gracias por toda su ayuda,exelente abogado recomendado al 100% gracias por ayudarnos en nuestro proceso.”


  Jairo R.



"Alex has been an amazing lawyer. He has helped my family in different situations, and I'm grateful to have found him back in 2014 when he helped me with my DACA. Thank you for your hard work!"


Nancy R.

"Excelente trabajo y atención! Gracias por darnos la seguridad que necesitábamos mi esposo y yo al poner nuestro caso en sus manos, gracias por responder todas y cada una de nuestras dudas, abogado Mcshiras y todo su personal, mil gracias!"


Juana S.


They make you feel like your case is their top priority and are always willing to answer any questions you may have. They were more than willing to help and talk through the immigration process. I would highly recommend their services.


 Kevin Z.

Working with Pikes Peak Immigration was a relief for such a stressful process. Alex is very knowledg[e]able, but mostly personable and empathetic, which was the most important thing for me when dealing with my immigration process. Highly recommend him and his firm. Very grateful for their help!


Sara H.



Alex McShiras and his team are truly amazing! . . . . We are very happy to have chosen them for our immigration journey. Alex and his team have a lot of passion for their work and compassion for their clients. God Bless, Pikes Peak Immigration for their help in bringing families together.


Ne’ C.


Alex lawyer and assistant . . . . actively listened to all my needs, gave a reasonable plan, and solved all the problems. I am very moved by this. I trust him and rely on him! I sincerely thank all the staff of the law firm for their dedication to me! Such an excellent law firm is very recommended!


Amber


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By 7070266136 April 17, 2025
Recently, several cases have been reported in which the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has sent communications to citizens and legal residents, urging them to leave the country or face potential legal action. Among the various cases, one that has drawn particular attention is that of Nicole Micheroni, an immigration attorney born in the U.S., who received an email from DHS dated April 11, informing her that she must leave the country within seven days. The message, titled "Notice of Parole Termination," stated that her parole had been revoked. Although DHS later suggested that the email may have been sent in error due to her email address being associated with clients, the situation reveals a concerning practice. This incident indicates that DHS may be sending intimidating mass emails intended to pressure recipients to leave the country. According to the website Nbcboston , “In a statement, a senior official from the Department of Homeland Security told NBC10 Boston that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is issuing parole termination notices to individuals who do not have legal status to remain in the country, and that 'CBP used the known email addresses of the foreign nationals to send the notifications. If a non-personal email was provided—such as one belonging to a U.S. citizen—it’s possible that the notifications were sent to unintended recipients. CBP is monitoring the communications and will address any issues on a case-by-case basis.’” These actions reflect an escalation in immigration policies under the Trump administration, affecting not only immigrants but also U.S. citizens and legal residents. If you need legal assistance or additional information on immigration matters, contact us to schedule an appointment at (719) 602-4477.
By 7070266136 April 9, 2025
Jeanette Vizguerra, a prominent immigrant and labor rights activist in Colorado, was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). She is currently being held in an ICE facility in Aurora, Colorado, awaiting deportation to Mexico. ICE claims that Vizguerra entered the U.S. illegally from Mexico in 1997 and has a final deportation order. However, her legal team challenges the validity of this order, arguing that it was reinstated incorrectly and that she has received due process. A hearing is scheduled for March 28, 2025, in which U.S. District Judge Nina Wang will consider these arguments and decide on her potential release. This arrest is particularly significant, as Vizguerra’s case gained national attention during the previous Trump administration. She became known as an immigrant rights activist after, in 2017, to avoid deportation, she moved into a church basement with her three children. Later, she was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2017. On March 17, Vizguerra was arrested by ICE while on a break from her job at Target (a store that, by the way, has openly declared itself non-protective of immigrants). According to reports, during the arrest, officials told her, "We finally have you." This statement has been interpreted by many as a clear example of persecution toward activists. According to The New York Times, "Her detention has already sparked backlash from Colorado’s Democratic politicians and immigrant rights advocates, who accused the Trump administration of attempting to silence critics of its harsh immigration policies." The New York Times quoted Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, who condemned the arrest of Ms. Vizguerra as "a Putin-style persecution of political dissidents," which ensnared a working-class mother who had dedicated her life to helping other undocumented immigrants. “We don’t see this as immigration law enforcement,” he said in an interview. “This is about targeting political opponents and using the power of the government to punish them.” Colorado Democratic Senator Michael Bennet called Ms. Vizguerra a "pillar of her community" and urged U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials to release her. An ICE spokesperson confirmed her arrest to The Guardian, stating that Vizguerra was "arrested without incident" on Monday and would "remain in ICE custody pending her deportation from the United States." The spokesperson described Vizguerra as “a convicted criminal alien from Mexico who has a final deportation order issued by a federal immigration judge” and stated that she “illegally entered the United States near El Paso, Texas, on December 24, 1997, and has received due process in a U.S. immigration court.” However, on Tuesday, Vizguerra's attorneys filed a writ of habeas corpus with the court, urging ICE to bring Vizguerra before the court to determine if her detention is legal. “Vizguerra has fought her own deportation since 2009 while advocating for immigrant rights, labor protections, and family unity,” they stated in a release from the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition. In conclusion, this particular case draws attention not only because Vizguerra was arrested, but also because it is another concerning case related to activists being repressed for being openly against the policies of the Trump administration. At Pikes Peak Immigration, we continue to fight for immigrant rights. If you have any questions or need advice on immigration matters, don’t hesitate to contact us.
By 7070266136 March 28, 2025
Recently, the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, John Roberts, has had public disagreements with President Donald Trump. The conflict arose after District Judge James E. Boasberg issued an order blocking the deportation of Venezuelans under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. In response, Trump called Judge Boasberg a "radical left-wing lunatic" and demanded his removal. This request was rejected by Chief Justice Roberts, who emphasized that impeachment is not an appropriate response to disagreements with judicial decisions and stressed the importance of the appeals process. This situation highlights the tensions between the executive and judicial branches, especially when the impartiality or integrity of the judicial system is questioned. The confrontation has been seen as an institutional clash, with the Chief Justice openly opposing the political pressures exerted by former President Trump, reaffirming the importance of judicial independence. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, "Roberts' recent remarks are not the first time he has rebuked politicians for undermining the judiciary. In 2018, after Trump attacked what he called an 'Obama judge' for ruling against him in a separate immigration case, Roberts issued a statement defending the courts." "We don’t have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said at the time. "What we have is an extraordinary group of dedicated judges who make their best efforts to dispense fair justice to those who appear before them." To this, Trump responded: "Sorry, Chief Justice John Roberts, but you do in fact have ‘Obama judges,’ and they have a very different point of view from the people responsible for the safety of our country." As The Wall Street Journal explains in one of its articles: "Threats of impeachment against district judges over preliminary orders issued at the start of litigation are virtually unheard of—and even less so when coming from the president. To remove a judge, the House would have to approve articles of impeachment, and the Senate, after a trial, would need to convict by a two-thirds vote. Although the likelihood of this happening is low, Roberts and other judges have warned that the inflammatory rhetoric of political leaders can lead to the intimidation of judges and even threats to their safety and that of their families." Meanwhile, the court of appeals has not made any decision regarding the removal of Boasberg, and he continues to carry out his duties, such as requesting more information from the government about recent deportation flights. The government continues to evade this request, providing little information while vehemently insisting on Boasberg's removal. If you have any questions about how this could affect your immigration case, please don't hesitate to contact us.
By 7070266136 March 5, 2025
The administration of President Donald Trump has taken measures to strengthen policies on the detention of migrant families, including reopening contracts with private prison companies to operate detention centers for this group. According to reports collected by Telemundo, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is in the process of soliciting proposals from private prison companies to restart detention centers specifically for migrant families. This initiative aims to increase detention capacity and improve living conditions for detained migrant families. As explained by Telemundo in one of its articles, "The governments of former President Barack Obama and the first term of Trump detained parents with their children, but former President Joe Biden ended that practice in early 2021. Under the terms of a 1997 court agreement, ICE is prohibited from holding families with children in regular detention centers, and they must be detained for less than 21 days." Regarding the same issue, The Wall Street Journal commented, “The private prison industry, represented by companies such as GEO Group and CoreCivic, has shown active interest in these contracts. These companies are expanding their capacities and hiring additional staff in anticipation of an increase in demand for detention beds under Trump’s immigration policies. For example, GEO Group plans to increase its bed capacity from 13,500 to more than 31,000, while CoreCivic aims to expand its capacity to 25,000 beds, including the possibility of detaining families and unaccompanied minors.” "Furthermore, it has been reported that the Trump administration is considering using defense funds to allow civilian companies to quickly expand temporary detention centers, such as those housing migrant families. This strategy seeks to increase detention capacity without the need to build new facilities." (Telemundo) In summary, the Trump administration is strengthening migrant family detention policies by reopening contracts with private prison companies, expanding detention capacity, and using defense funds to improve and expand existing facilities. These measures aim to address the increase in the number of migrants and reinforce the government’s immigration policies. The website Immigrants' List aptly states, “This is a prime example of Donald Trump's performative immigration policy, reflecting his desire to create a spectacle rather than address the complexities of our immigration system in a fair and humane manner. Trump is using immigration as a political theater tool to create fear, control, and division. Moreover, Trump's family detention policy is designed to fill the pockets of private prisons, contributing to the expansion of the industrial prison complex, all at the expense of humanity and justice. By intensifying detention and deportation efforts, the Trump administration contributed to the growing reliance on private contractors to manage immigrant detention centers. This has been a key way in which for-profit prison companies like CoreCivic have benefited from the incarceration of immigrant families." As for us, PIKES PEAK IMMIGRATION, we remain committed to fighting for immigrants' rights and helping families stay united. Call us if you need advice on immigration matters.
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