Travel Ban, June 4, 2025 Summary: President Trump issued a travel ban for 19 countries – 12 countries are fully restricted, and 7 countries are partially restricted. This travel ban also bans [...]

Summary: Effective April 11, 2025, the government will require that any non-citizen over the age of 14 who is not registered with the government, and has been in country for more than 30 days, [...]

Cancellation of TPS for Venezuela Before President Biden left office, he extended TPS for Venezuelans for 18 more months, which would have allowed those with Venezuelan TPS to have status through [...]

  Expansion of Expedited Removal Summary: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has increased the number of individuals eligible for deportation through expedited removal. Expedited [...]

Laken Riley Act Summary: Anyone who is charged with, arrested for, convicted of, or has admitted to theft, and is not here legally, must be detained by ICE. Additionally, this bill allows states [...]

A Message to Our Community In times of challenge and change, the strength of our community lies in unity. The Latin American Association (LAA) stands together, hand in hand, with the Latino and [...]

In the heart of Atlanta, a partnership has been quietly transforming lives and empowering communities for over 15 years. The Latin American Association (LAA) and Bank of America have joined [...]

LAA Condemns Offensive Rhetoric Targeting Puerto Rico and Latino Community The Latin American Association (LAA) condemns the derogatory and harmful remarks made about Puerto Rico and the Latino [...]

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Latin American Association (LAA) is thrilled to partner with the City of Atlanta and the Sara J. González Memorial Park to bring the Portraying the [...]

We are thrilled to announce that all services currently offered at our Lawrenceville office will now be available at our new location in Norcross: the Latin American Association (LAA) Gwinnett [...]