Brost Law Office - Gunda J Brost, Immigration Attorney

01/10/2026

Repost from the : We hold Keith Porter in our grief. Keith was killed by an ICE officer in Los Angeles: a life lost to a system that relies on detention, force, and criminalization to govern migration. His death, alongside the killing of Renee Nicole Good, reflects a pattern of harm that continues to devastate families and communities, particularly Black, trans, disabled, and immigrant folks.

We speak the names we know.
We honor the people whose names were never recorded, never released, or never made public. Every person lost to ICE custody and enforcement carried a history, relationships, and a future that mattered.

This violence is structural. It is upheld by policies that treat immigrant lives as disposable. Immigrant justice, racial justice, and trans justice are deeply connected, and our movements are strongest when we grieve together and organize together.

We remember Keith. We remember Renee. We honor all those taken, named and unnamed, and continue building a future rooted in dignity, safety, and freedom for all.

01/10/2026

09/20/2025

H-1B Holders: URGENT TRAVEL UPDATE 🚨

If you're on an H-1B visa, do NOT leave the U.S. right now — and if you're currently abroad, return before September 20, 2025.

A new Presidential Proclamation just dropped:
➡️ Starting Sept 21, 2025, any employer filing an H-1B petition for a worker outside the U.S. must also pay a $100,000 fee — or that person can’t enter.

⚠️ It's still unclear how this payment is made or verified. No payment = no entry.

03/28/2023

09/22/2022

Did you know ... guns are the leading cause of death for women murdered by an intimate partner.

On November 8, 2022, vote NO to the reckless gun amendment that would make victims of crime more vulnerable to gun violence.

Learn more at iowansforresponsiblegunlaws.com.

06/28/2022

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: (Katrina Moran) Brost Law Office
(319)266-3668 or [email protected]

MEDIA RELEASE: Brost Law Office joins statewide Iowa Businesses Against Trafficking effort

CITY – Cedar Falls announced today, that in February 2022, it has joined a statewide coalition to end human trafficking in Iowa. The Iowa Businesses Against Trafficking (IBAT) initiative is spearheaded by the Iowa Secretary of State’s Office. The goal is to have Iowa’s business community raise awareness and help prevent human trafficking.

Membership in IBAT is open to any business or nonprofit organization that operates in the State of Iowa and shares a commitment to taking steps to promote awareness of human trafficking and the Iowa Safe at Home program. Safe at Home is an address confidentiality program for survivors of human trafficking and other violent crimes.

Businesses that join IBAT are asked to complete two tasks each year: “Learn Something,” and “Do Something.” Businesses will commit to “Learn Something” by educating employees, customers, and industry partners on the signs and impact of human trafficking in Iowa. Businesses can “Do Something” by empowering more people to take action to prevent human trafficking in Iowa.

“At Brost Law Office, our objective is to keep families together and to assist victims of trafficking in reclaiming their lives. Combating human trafficking in Iowa and worldwide is tandom with working in immigration law.”

IBAT was launched by Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate in January 2022.

“I’m very pleased to have Gunda Brost and her team join the army we are building to combat human trafficking," Secretary Pate said. “By joining IBAT, they’ve shown a commitment to their community and helping others. Together, we can make a huge difference and become a model for the rest of the nation.”

Brost Law Office, based in Cedar Falls, Iowa is an immigration law office that serves the migrant community in Northern Iowa.