In this powerful episode of Immigration Today, host Elisabeth Trefonas sits down with José Ángel Pereira Ruimwyk former international CEO, resilience expert, and survivor of five years in political captivity for a deeply human conversation about immigration, fear, and endurance.
Together, they unpack why the U.S. immigration system feels overwhelming for so many families, especially Venezuelan asylum seekers fleeing political persecution, economic collapse, and credible threats to their safety. José shares firsthand insight into Venezuela’s mass diaspora, clarifying harmful myths that often blur the line between law-abiding immigrants and isolated criminal cases.
In this episode of Immigration Today, host Elisabeth Trefonas sits down with Arthur Medina and Sabrina Medina to share a deeply personal story of...
In this episode of Immigration Today, host Elisabeth Trefonas sits down with Douglas A. Wick founder of Positioning Systems and a leading independent E-Myth...
In this informative episode of Immigration Today, host Elisabeth Trefonas sits down with attorney Alina Gonzalez-Dockery, founder of Life Law Planning in Southwest Florida,...
