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Sep, 2023
Ways to Stop Deportation in Immigration Court
You can be deported if you are an immigrant living in California and commit a deportable felony. Deportation is the process...
Sep, 2023
What are the Major Categories of "Deportable Crimes"?
When a person faces an arrest and criminal charges in California, they risk facing severe penalties like prison time and...
Aug, 2023
What Benefits Do I Obtain If I Win My Asylum Case?
The right to apply for asylum has been a critical component of the immigration statute in the United States. for many...
Aug, 2023
What Happens If You Divorce Before and After the Green Card Interview?
Going through a divorce could be an emotionally taxing process. After all, you're ending your relationship with someone you...
May, 2023
Crimes that Will Make an Immigrant Deportable
For most US citizens, jail time after a conviction can be traumatizing. For immigrants, there is an added fear of...
May, 2023
What Happens at a Bond Hearing in Immigration Court?
Several factors make bond hearings in immigration court incredibly stressful and concerning for non-citizens. The arrest...
May, 2023
Cautions for Former Asylees Seeking Naturalized Citizenship
If you are a former asylee who acquired conditional or legal permanent residency (LPR) in America, you should pursue...
May, 2023
Consequences of Unlawful Presence in the United States
Unlawful presence in the U.S. can have serious consequences, including the imposition of time bars on re-entry to the...
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