Michael Wildes Quoted in The Washington Post
Managing Partner Michael Wildes is quoted in an article in The Washington Post entitled: “Lawyers for the global elite aren’t buying Trump’s gold card visa”. Click here to read the full article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/05/10/trump-gold-card-visa-lawyers/ Wildes & Weinberg was founded in 1960 by Senior Partner,...
Michael Wildes on NEWSGIRLS Podcast regarding the Gold Card
Managing Partner Michael Wildes is interviewed by NEWSGIRLS regarding President Trump’s gold card. In 1991, Leon Wildes, the firm’s Founding and Senior Partner, testified on Capitol Hill for the EB-5 program which offered the same entrepreneurial remedy. Click here to...
In The News: Increase in Habeas Corpus Filings
Managing Partner Michael Wildes is pleased to share Michael DiRaimondo’s interview with Eye Witness News ABC7 regarding the record number of immigrants challenging their ICE detention through the filing of Habeas Corpus Petitions. This legal strategy allows immigrants in detention...
Michael Wildes Discusses US Immigration Law with Arthur Aidala
Wildes & Weinberg, P.C. Managing Partner Michael Wildes joined The Arthur Aidala Power Hour to discuss US Immigration Law. Click here to view the broadcast: https://omny.fm/shows/the-arthur-aidala-power-hour/true-crime-thursday-with-arthur-aidala-john-chell-tarik-sheppard-and-michael-wildes-03-19-26 Wildes & Weinberg, P.C. was founded in 1960 by Michael’s father, Leon Wildes, whose...
Josh Wildes Featured in LegalBridge Magazine on Honoring a Three-Generation Legacy in Immigration Law
We are honored to share that Josh Wildes has been featured in a recent LegalBridge Magazine article spotlighting the Wildes family’s extraordinary three-generation legacy in the field of immigration law. The feature traces the origins of the firm’s work back...
U.S. Consular Operations Update Following Weekend Military Events in the Middle East
March 2, 2026 In light of the recent military developments in the Middle East, several U.S. embassies and consulates across the region have implemented emergency protocols that are directly affecting visa services and U.S. citizen appointments. Below is a summary...
