Wide M Thomas

06/19/2026

Anmweyyyyyyyyy ou kwè map viv aswè a????? Tou de ekip mwen ap jwe !!!! 😌😌😌😌😌

06/19/2026

Paske ou pa wè nom ou nan system lan pa vle di yo pap cheche bare’w pi devan ! Pa tann li tro ta pou konsilte ak on avoka. Tande nouvèl sa:

06/19/2026

06/18/2026

Cant wait to see you all today!

📢 Immigration Town Hall: Legal Insights for a Changing Immigration Landscape 🇭🇹⚖️

Immigration policies are changing rapidly, and many families have questions about what these developments mean for their future. Join the Haitian American Lawyers Association of Georgia (HALAGA) and the Consulate General of Haiti in Atlanta for an important community conversation focused on understanding your rights, navigating current immigration issues, and accessing available resources.

Our panel of experienced immigration attorneys will discuss recent legal and policy developments, answer community questions, and provide practical information to help individuals and families make informed decisions during these uncertain times.

📅 Thursday, June 18, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Consulate General of Haiti, Atlanta
💻 In-Person & Online Options Available

Featuring:
• Lana Marcius Joseph
• Judith Delus Montgomery
• Wide M. Thomas
• Moderated by Cassandra Charles

Whether you are directly impacted by immigration policies or want to stay informed to support your family and community, this town hall is for you.

🔗 Register today and share with your networks. Knowledge is power, and informed communities are stronger communities: https://forms.gle/Yn8PBFmvXNbS6wVVA

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06/16/2026

Kisa ou sipoze konnen avan wal foure kow nan azil oswa siw poko gen denye randevou devan jij imigrasyon oswa USCIS ‼️‼️‼️‼️

06/16/2026

⚖️ Big immigration update : and what it really means.

On June 5, 2026, a federal court in Rhode Island (Dorcas v. USCIS) struck down the USCIS policies that had FROZEN green cards, work permits (EADs), asylum, and citizenship cases for people from 39 countries (including Haiti 🇭🇹 ) since late 2025.

✅ What it means: if your case was stuck “on hold” just because of the country you’re from, USCIS now has to go back to processing it.

⚠️ What it does NOT mean: this did not end the travel ban, and it does not change embassy/consular processing. USCIS is following the order but has appealed it ; so things could still change.

If your asylum, work permit, green card, or naturalization case has been frozen since late last year, now is the time to check on it.

🎥 Full breakdown in this video — and I recorded it in Kreyòl too so our community gets this clearly.

This is general information, not legal advice. For your specific case, reach out: W. Thomas Law Firm, P.C. 📞 +1 888-322-1202 or WhatsApp us on +1 404-931-0788

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06/10/2026

Tip: Give THANKS TO GOD and GOD first daily. ✨✨✨🙏🏽

06/10/2026

Wow, deja 1 an!
Mwen te poste sa le 10 Juin 2025. Et juska prezan, enfòmasyon ke mwen te pataje yo toujours valid.

06/10/2026

It’s been 2 years since I graduated from law school and 1 year since I passed the bar. What an amazing, meaningful, and purpose-driven journey it has been.

As I watched this moment again, I couldn’t help but reflect on how far God has brought me.

I came to this country as a young Haitian girl from Haiti with very little English. I learned English while navigating one of the most demanding academic journeys imaginable: law school. The struggle was real. There were days filled with self-doubt, imposter syndrome, exhaustion, tears, and moments when I questioned whether I was good enough.

But I kept going.

Every late night, every early morning, every sacrifice, every setback, and every challenge was building me into the woman and attorney I am today.

Hearing my name called at graduation was more than a milestone; it was proof that resilience, faith, and perseverance can carry you farther than you ever imagined.

Today, I have the privilege of helping people through some of the most important moments of their lives, and that is a blessing I never take for granted.

To anyone chasing a dream: please don’t give up. Your starting point does not determine your destination. The obstacles in front of you are not there to stop you; they are there to strengthen you.

If a little Haitian girl who barely spoke English could graduate from law school, pass the bar, and build a career helping others, then your dream is possible too.

Keep going. Your future self will thank you for not quitting. ❤️🇭🇹