Brill & Medina, LLP

05/05/2026

Creemos que la educación es poder.

Nuestra abogada asociado Marquez tuvo el honor de hablar con estudiantes sobre la importancia de la educación, la perseverancia y conocer sus derechos.

La próxima generación merece información, guía y apoyo.

En Brill y Medina, no solo representamos casos - servimos a nuestra comunidad.

04/28/2026

04/26/2026

Immigration law isn’t just about cases—it’s about people, families, and futures. And even on the hardest days, that responsibility matters deeply.

Despite incredible research and advocacy, there are moments where the law has limits, and all you can offer is honesty, clarity, and compassion.

At Brill & Medina, we believe in fighting hard for every client, but also in being truthful about the road ahead. Even when the answers are difficult, our commitment to treating every person with dignity and care never changes.

04/17/2026

Another successful interview in Texas

04/09/2026

A wonderful spotlight on the Managing Partner of Brill & Medina LLP!

Today the Puerto Rican Bar Association proudly highlights Rebecca Medina, a dedicated member who serves as a Director of the PRBA.

Rebecca Medina is the Managing Partner at Brill & Medina LLP, where she focuses on family based immigration and removal defense nationwide. Known for her ability to navigate complex immigration matters, she has built a reputation for strong advocacy and client-centered representation. Her work reflects a deep commitment to serving and uplifting the Hispanic community, both in and beyond the courtroom. In addition to her legal practice, Rebecca plays an active leadership role within the PRBA, contributing to initiatives that support and empower Latino and Latina legal professionals.

The PRBA thanks Rebecca for her continued leadership and dedication to advancing Latino and Latina attorneys and professionals in the legal field.

03/24/2026

¿Qué información es esencial conocer antes de viajar a un aeropuerto con presencia de ICE?

02/14/2026

Feliz día del amor y amistad!

Happy Valentine’s Day!

01/26/2026

La oficina está cerrado

01/14/2026

The Trump administration is ending the temporary protected status designation for Somalia, a move that will affect several thousand Somalis currently living in the U.S.

“Temporary means temporary,” Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said in a statement.

“Country conditions in Somalia have improved to the point that it no longer meets the law’s requirement for Temporary Protected Status,” the secretary continued. “Further, allowing Somali nationals to remain temporarily in the United States is contrary to our national interests. We are putting Americans first.”

https://www.dailysignal.com/2026/01/13/trump-administration-ends-temporary-protected-status-for-somalians/

01/08/2026

Buscando estatus temporal para los Venezolanos