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Deportation

Los inmigrantes y ciudadanos extranjeros corren riesgo de deportación, e incluso de ser removidos de los Estados Unidos de llegar a infringir la ley o políticas migratorias. Para aquellos inmigrantes que enfrentan dichas consecuencias, el defenderse contra ser removidos involucra...
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Immigrants and non-citizens in the United States face the risk of removal or deportation if they fail to follow American law and immigration policies. For immigrants facing deportation from the U.S., removal defense typically involves appearing before an immigration judge...
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A federal judge has ordered that the United States government must free migrant children from family detention by July 17 due to COVID conditions. Children held in 3 immigration jails in Texas and Pennsylvania that are operated by U.S. Immigration...
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U.S. District Court Judge Jed D. Rakoff on June 10, 2020, ruled that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) cannot conduct civil arrests on the grounds of New York State courthouses, or of anyone required to travel to or from court as a party or witness. Arresting immigrants...
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The Chicago immigration court has only 10 judges who preside over thousands of cases in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Wisconsin. Prior to COVID, there was already a backlog of immigration cases waiting for an appearance before a judge. Chicago’s immigration...
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Desde el 15 de Marzo, la mayoría de las cortes migratorias han estado cerradas debido al brote de coronavirus, (COVID-19), pero las audiencias en corte para miles de niños que intentaron cruzar la frontera sin compañía de un adulto, y...
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Since March 15, most immigration courts have been closed due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), but court hearings for the thousands of children in United States government custody who crossed the border into the U.S. without an adult are still subject...
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Thousands of foreign workers on skilled-worker visas, such as H-1Bs, have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) economic crisis, and now face the prospect of deportation. The American Immigration Lawyers Association has asked United States Citizenship and Immigration...
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When someone is arrested and detained on an immigration charge by the Department of Homeland Security, one option to get out of the detention facility while waiting for a hearing is to pay an immigration bond. The bond money is...
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If you are a non-U.S. citizen being investigated or charged with an Illinois or federal crime, you must be very careful. Criminal charges and the United States criminal justice system are frightening for anyone, but especially for non-citizens. A criminal...
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