Adrian Carambula VISA attorney fees

Adrian Carambula was born in Uruguay, but was raised in Miami from an early age after his parents moved there. Adrian's parents applied for asylum in Florida when their visa was expiring and they were denied. However, Adrian was allowed to stay under the Dream Act. Living in the South Beach area he met his current volleyball partner from the Italian Federation Alex Ranghieri and with the help from Adrian's Italian grandfather he was granted dual citizenship. Adrian and his partner now represent Italy and are pushing for a spot to play in Rio De Janeiro. He is one of the most gifted natural players I have ever seen and at 6'1" he has an uncanny knack for outsmarting the giants at the net. He was voted rookie of the year on the FIVB World Tour due to his infectious personality and fiery play. He and his partner are presently ranked number 11 in points in the world and have a real shot at the Olympics. When he was approached with this opportunity he was told if he left he would be self deporting and not be allowed back for 10 years. He did all that was in his power to legally be able to leave and return but unfortunately he was under a time constraint and was unable to wait out the lengthy government visa process. In doing so he would have missed his chance completely. He would have loved to have played for the United States, but that was not an option and ultimately made the sacrifice to deport himself in order to chase his dream of playing in the Olympics. He and all his friends and admirers, including me, are hoping he can be allowed a special sports visa to attend the two international tournaments in the United States. These are crucial games in which he needs to accumulate the necessary points to go to the Olympics. We have 2 members of congress and a senator helping us, but in this political climate against immigration we need an immigration attorney. Please contribute and pass this along to everyone you can. Thanks so much... Jay Rourke