As with the other parts of the memo, it is wide open, vague and ambiguous. States officers can arrest and detain if ‘probable cause’, but there is no definition as to how it defines this term and under what conditions.
No more excluding any classes from prosecutorial discretion. Thus, it seems wide open to try to get as many foreign nationals as possible.
Be prepared to fight in Court.
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Brian D. Lerner Immigration Attorney & Deportation Lawyer Blog 
I applied for political asylum in November 2015 in San Francisco along with my husband and two sons . I am Pakistani citizen one of my son is us citizen . In march 2017 I had to go back to Pakistan in an emergency situation where my mother had paralyzed stroke I came to Pakistan with my family without advance parole.In may 2017 I got interview letter , I requested them to postpone the interview, my question is that how can I come back usa to process my case can you help me in this case I will pay the fee . I shall remain highly grateful for you guidance
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