AP News recently featured Jorge Munoz, founder of Jorge Munoz Law Firm PLLC, in its article “Deportation Lawyer Jorge Munoz Guides Immigrants Through Rapidly Changing Immigration Laws.” The publication highlights Munoz’s unique blend of professional experience and personal insight as he represents individuals facing removal, detention, and complex immigration challenges across the United States.
As an immigrant himself, Munoz understands firsthand the fear and uncertainty families face when their future depends on shifting legal interpretations. “Immigration law is changing constantly… new court decisions and policy shifts can alter the outcome of a case overnight,” he told AP News. “I’ve lived through the process personally, so I know what it means for my clients when their future depends on how that law is interpreted.”
His firm represents clients nationwide in bond hearings, cancellation of removal, asylum, VAWA, U visas, criminal-immigration matters, and federal appeals. Munoz is known for combining empathy with strategic, detail-driven legal advocacy—ensuring every client receives clear communication and a defense tailored to the most current version of the law.
The feature also highlights Munoz’s extensive federal appellate practice across multiple circuits. His experience in high-stakes appeals allows him to craft arguments that challenge removal orders and influence how immigration law is interpreted in various jurisdictions.
Munoz remains actively involved with organizations such as AILA and the National Immigration Project, staying constantly up to date on court rulings, ICE policy shifts, and detention procedures. “Every case deserves a strategy built for the current legal environment, not last month’s version of the law,” he said.
As immigration policies continue to evolve, the Jorge Munoz Law Firm provides the informed guidance, transparency, and relentless advocacy clients need to understand their options and move forward with confidence.
Read the full AP News article:
Deportation Lawyer Jorge Munoz Guides Immigrants Through Rapidly Changing Immigration Laws
