Celebrating our roots. Transforming your future.
From September 15 through October 15, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, a time to recognize the stories, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities throughout the United States.
It is also an opportunity to celebrate our roots, our families, and the many people who continue building a better future for the next generation through hard work, courage, and hope.
For many immigrant families, that story also includes sacrifice, new beginnings, and the determination to create greater opportunities for those who come after them.
- Birthright citizenship remains protected
One question many families have recently asked is whether a baby born in the United States can lose their U.S. citizenship.
In June 2026, the Supreme Court reaffirmed that birthright citizenship remains protected by the Constitution.
Although additional orders involving specific circumstances were issued afterward, for the vast majority of immigrant families, nothing has changed: a baby born in the United States continues to be a U.S. citizen regardless of their parents' immigration status.
Every immigration situation is different, which is why obtaining clear information and appropriate legal guidance can be especially important before making decisions affecting your family.
Our community is part of this country's story
Hispanic Heritage Month also reminds us of everything our community has accomplished.
Behind every family is a different story: someone starting over, someone working for years to reunite with loved ones, someone pursuing a new opportunity, or a family patiently waiting for an answer that could change their future.
At GPV Immigration Law, we are proud to support our community through these moments with clear, honest, and compassionate guidance.
Our commitment is to turn immigration stress into peace of mind, helping our clients move through their immigration journey with professionalism, clarity, and compassion.
Your story continues
The future can sometimes feel uncertain, especially when you are waiting for an answer that could change so many things.
During those moments, remember that moving forward does not always mean having immediate answers. There is also strength in waiting, holding on to hope, and continuing one day at a time.
Trust your journey, honor everything you have overcome, and keep building the future you want for yourself and your family.
Have questions about your immigration process?
You do not have to navigate the immigration process without guidance. Our team is here to listen to your situation, help you better understand your options, and support you throughout each stage of your case.
Know someone who needs help with their immigration process? Refer them to our team.
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