Cincinnati and Immigration

Foreign-born Cincinnatians comprise only 3.5 percent of the city’s population, yet they wield $1.5 billion in spending power and contribute over $189 million in state and local taxes annually. Mayor John Cranley says he wants to “make Cincinnati the most immigrant friendly city in the country.” Cranley is just one of many political leaders in Ohio and across the United States who are welcoming immigrants into their communities.

Cincinnati, Ohio skyline at night.
Cincinnati and Immigration

If you are an immigrant – or if you employ immigrants – in Ohio or anywhere in the country, and you need legal help with any emigration matter (getting a green card or reuniting your family in the United States) – we recommend you seek the advice of our experienced Dublin immigration attorneys at Shihab Burke, LLC, Attorneys At Law.

Cincinnati Becoming More Immigrant-friendly

In 2014, Mayor Cranley organized a task force of community leaders to draft a report on how to make Cincinnati more immigrant-friendly. The result is a plan to increase the city’s immigrant population over the next five years. The plan includes support for international entrepreneurs, attracting international students to local colleges, and improving housing and transportation assistance.

A Center for New Cincinnatians is central to the new initiative. The Center will welcome immigrants to Cincinnati and offer guidance and resources. “We are emphatically saying, we love emigration, we want more emigration, we believe that it’s key to our economic future and to a better, more just society,” Mayor Cranley told WCPO News.

Help for Cincinnati Immigrants

If you are an immigrant in the United States and you’re seeking a visa, a green card, a change in your emigration status, or protection from deportation, it’s imperative to have the advice and representation that an experienced Columbus immigration attorney provides. A good emigration lawyer can help you with petitions, forms, applications, hearings, and all of the other requirements of the immigration process.

If you are an immigrant in Ohio or anywhere in the world, or if you are a U.S.-based employer of immigrants, have your immigration questions answered and your concerns addressed by speaking with one of our skilled immigration attorneys at Shihab Burke, LLC, Attorneys At Law.

Contact us today!  

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