About Ahmad Yakzan

I didn’t come to immigration law by accident. As an immigrant myself, I experienced the uncertainty, pressure, and emotional weight of decisions made by a system that often seems distant from the individuals it impacts. This journey not only influenced my career but also defined it, reinforcing my commitment to the constitutional principles that guide our nation. By nature, I am a fighter, and as an immigration attorney, I understand that immigration law demands exactly that.

There is a persistent misconception that immigration attorneys are merely paper pushers. This misconception is incorrect. Immigration law encompasses essential constitutional principles, federal power, due process, and civil rights. Each case carries significant consequences—such as family separation, detention, removal, or protection. Today, practicing immigration law means upholding constitutional principles while facing constant pressure.