Category: Immigration Court
A federal judge has raised concerns that U.S. immigration courts may be ignoring court rulings requiring bond hearings for detained immigrants. The warning comes amid rising detention levels and growing...
Appearing in immigration court requires extensive preparation. A slip-up, missed date, or incomplete document can reverse the outcome of your case.
Here’s a guide on how to prepare for an immigration...
The Trump administration has removed at least seven New York immigration judges, marking a significant escalation in a broad national reshaping of federal immigration courts. The action follows similar...
Federal immigration enforcement is facing new scrutiny after a team of lawyers filed a lawsuit on behalf of immigrants who have been issued crushing civil fines that can reach up to $1.8 million per person....
Never attend an immigration hearing without preparing extensively. Missing a deadline, filing the wrong form, or forgetting to update your address can ruin your case.
These are five common immigration...
You open the mail and see your TPS card. You’re relieved for a second. Then you remember the news headlines, the new fees, and a court case that might change everything. What do you do next?
If you (or...
Fleeing danger and starting over in a new country is never easy. For someone who has escaped violence or persecution and applied for asylum in the United States, there’s relief. But the relief of submitting...
There are two main paths when seeking asylum in the United States. They are affirmative asylum and defensive asylum. Each has its own process and rules.
Continue reading to know their differences and...
