The BIA found that the Supreme Court precedent in Vartelas v. Holder allowed for the IJ to consider 212(c) relief since the respondent’s sole conviction pre-dated the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (AEDPA) and IIRIRA. http://ow.ly/sx6uJ
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Another recent immigration win. AOS and 212(h) case granted by IJ Tabaddor. DHS waived appeal. Represented client throughout removal process; from when she was detained by ICE and placed in proceedings until she was granted permanent residency. Client was initially charged with inadmissibilty but later with removability once we submitted proof of her lawful entry. Client married her USC husband while in proceedings and we prepared and filed the I-130 which was approved after an RFE. She had several theft convictions, the most recent in 2009 with a 16 month sentence. Client and her co-sponsor testified in support of her applications. Court determined that testimony of husband and children and other witness was not necessary. http://ow.ly/sEOaU
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Another recent immigration win. AOS and 212(h) case granted by IJ Tabaddor. DHS waived appeal. Represented client throughout removal process; from when she was detained by ICE and placed in proceedings until she was granted permanent residency. Client was initially charged with inadmissibilty but later with removability once we submitted proof of her lawful entry. Client married her USC husband while in proceedings and we prepared and filed the I-130 which was approved after an RFE. She had several theft convictions, the most recent in 2009 with a 16 month sentence. Client and her co-sponsor testified in support of her applications. Court determined that testimony of husband and children and other witness was not necessary. http://ow.ly/sEOaU
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http://ow.ly/sx5dU The Latino Post reports that two new surveys reveal that Latino and Asian-Americans are more concerned about addressing the threat of deportation than creating a pathway to citizenship.
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http://ow.ly/sx5dU The Latino Post reports that two new surveys reveal that Latino and Asian-Americans are more concerned about addressing the threat of deportation than creating a pathway to citizenship.
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▶ The B1 B2 Visitor Visa and how to have a better chance of success – YouTube http://ow.ly/sDiO9
What you need to prove to get the B-2 Visitor Visa.
Also, get some information on allowable activities.
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▶ The B1 B2 Visitor Visa and how to have a better chance of success – YouTube http://ow.ly/sDiO9
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State Department predictions for the F-2A visa category for FY2014, including the expectation that F-2A visas for Mexican nationals may retrogress in the spring of 2014. http://ow.ly/sx3NJ
How an LPR can petition spouse right now as F-2 is current?
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State Department predictions for the F-2A visa category for FY2014, including the expectation that F-2A visas for Mexican nationals may retrogress in the spring of 2014. http://ow.ly/sx3NJ
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The BIA found the respondent eligible for asylum, noting the compelling reasons respondent is unwilling to return to Senegal based on past female genital mutilation (FGM) irrespective of whether she has a well-founded fear of future persecution.
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