Deportation and Removal

adjustment of status after being deported

Posted Sat, 03/26/2011 - 13:17 by gramajjh

I was a green card holder and was deported due to my criminal record. Although I qualified for Cancellation of Deportation under 42a, I was deported under judges discretion in Texas. I have to children born in the US and was about to get marry. Can I qualify for a pardon and go through Adjustment of Status to return to the US in less than the 10 year band? I can all the advise available. Thank You!

IMMIGRATION JAIL

Posted Fri, 03/04/2011 - 12:16 by sadgirlnextdoor

Hello, my husband is beening held in the immigration jail, in AZ. He has a APPROVED I130 from 2002. I was born in the usa ca. He came illegally from Mexico in 2001. and we got married in jan of 2002. we have 3 children together and i need help on helping he not get deported. He has a spousal abuse charge, he was under the influence of alcohol. If you could help in anyway that would be a prayer come true. we have a 9 year old boy who has to get surgey done in coming years and already has had two done.

Consultation

Posted Tue, 02/08/2011 - 21:12 by Naser Hammadi

Dear Sir

Removal Process

Posted Wed, 02/02/2011 - 11:30 by travel1person

After my wife returned from her country from vacation, she left our son in her country in the care of her mother

Fiance visa

Posted Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:24 by enp1987

I'm a US citizen and my fiance is from Mexico. My fiance entered the US illegaly. My fiance is now living in the USA but he has a court date on March 2nd. He was stopped by the police last year and he was sent directly to immigration. This will be his first court. When he actually leaves the US I plan on filing for the fiance visa. I just want to know if that will be a problem. Or what do we do.
Thank you

Late i751 with battered spouse waiver

Posted Thu, 01/06/2011 - 15:11 by sunshine_girl

Hello, my ex husband failed to cooperate with me to file the I751 jointly. Matter of fact he put me out of the house and denied me entry and access to my documents. I was referred to a women's center who changed my address with USCIS and began preparations of my I751 and I360.
A few weeks later, I received a NTA informing me that I was in removal proceedings. At the Master calendar hearing, my attorney got permission to go ahead and file the late documents.

Recent Supreme Court Ruling Curtails Using Identity Theft Statute Against Ulawful Immigrants

Posted Tue, 05/05/2009 - 12:43 by Phil

Yesterday the Supreme Court made a ruling that strikes down a Bush Administration Justice Department tactic for going after illegal immigrants. Prior to the Bush administration, illegal immigrants who were caught in the United States were simply deported. The Bush Administration took a harder line and began prosecuting illegal immigrants for federal crimes in addition to placing them in removal proceedings.

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