Konare Law Hosts Free Immigration Seminar at King Jesus Ministry in Miami

Konare Law Hosts Free Immigration Seminar at King Jesus Ministry in Miami

June 11, 2026

Konare Law was honored to recently host a free immigration seminar at King Jesus Ministry in Miami, Florida, bringing together individuals and families from across South Florida seeking information about their immigration options and legal rights.

Led by Attorney Abdoul Konare, the seminar provided attendees with an opportunity to learn more about the immigration process, ask questions, and receive guidance on a variety of immigration matters. Topics included family-based immigration, humanitarian relief options, citizenship, deportation defense, and other pathways available under U.S. immigration law.

At Konare Law, we believe that education is one of the most important tools available to immigrant communities. Immigration laws and policies continue to evolve, and access to accurate information can help individuals and families make informed decisions about their future.

Events like this seminar allow our team to connect directly with members of the community, answer questions, and provide valuable legal resources in a welcoming environment. We are grateful to everyone who attended and shared part of their journey with us.

We would also like to thank King Jesus Ministry for welcoming our team and helping make this event possible. Community partnerships play an important role in ensuring individuals and families have access to trusted legal information and support.

Konare Law remains committed to serving immigrant communities throughout Florida and across the United States. Through seminars, educational events, and personalized legal representation, our mission is to help individuals and families navigate the immigration process with confidence.

If you have questions about your immigration case or would like to schedule a consultation, contact Konare Law today or call (833) 888-0417.

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