I am an award-winning, AV-rated immigration attorney practicing for 20+ years. My husband Neil St. John Rambana and I co-founded Ricci & Rambana, a personalized, full service, multi-lingual immigration law practice focusing on complex immigration, immigration litigation and administrative immigration issues. Representative clients range from large companies to families from Australia to Zimbabwe.
I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala before I attended Nova Southeastern School of Law. I have taught Immigration, among other subjects, at the college level. Frequently, I am a guest columnist and immigration law expert on CNN, Univision, Fox & Friends, and MSNBC, in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and on several regional and local sources. The Philadelphia Inquirer dubbed me the “Go-to Lawyer for Veterans” since I represent foreign-born veterans in pursuit of US citizenship at no charge and am a subject matter expert in the field.
A Tallahassee immigration attorney is weighing in on DeSantis sending migrants to Martha’s Vineyard, saying that what the Governor did qualifies as trafficking.
I’m already hearing from Venezuelan and Colombian clients that they’re very disappointed in the Governor. One client from Mexico was going to open up a large business in Florida and he’s decided to take it elsewhere, just because it’s a very anti-immigrant sentiment here, it’s not a welcoming state anymore.