Tucson Now: Immigration attorney not worried about visa revocation

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – In light of word from Washington D.C. that the Trump Administration is looking to potentially revoke 200,000 visas for some tourists, immigration attorney Siovhan Ayala with Ayala Law Office, joined Makayla Goos on the Tucson Now desk to dissuade immediate fears.

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Overall, Ayala’s takeaway is simple: this should not effect too many in the immigrant population, due to the rights and procedures already in place.

Watch the full conversation in the video player above.

If you have more questions, send them to [email protected] for the next conversation.

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Siovhan Ayala joined 13 News’ Makayla Goos on Tucson Now to talk about it.

You can watch the interview in the video player.

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