What Is a Notice to Appear?
A Notice to Appear (NTA), also known as Form I-862, is a document issued by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) when they think someone can be removed from or not allowed into the United States. Once DHS gives…
What is the Impact of the New ICE Case Review Process?
In a previous article (Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Announces New Case Review Process for Certain Immigrants In ICE Custody), we advised that on March 4, 2021, ICE announced a new case review process (ICR) for detained immigrants who believe…
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Announces New Case Review Process for Certain Immigrants In ICE Custody
On March 4, 2021, ICE announced a new case review process (ICR) for detained immigrants who believe their particular case falls outside of ICE’s enforcement, detention, and removal priorities. What Are ICE’s Priorities Regarding Enforcement, Detention, and Removal? ICE has…
Should Detained Immigrants Have the Right to Counsel Even if They Cannot Afford an Attorney?
In a previous article, we discussed that all immigrants have a right to counsel in immigration court but the government is not responsible for the costs and responsibilities associated with it. In a subsequent article, we addressed the fact that…
Will Having a Lawyer Increase My Chances of Success in Immigration Court?
In a previous article, we discussed that immigrants have a right to counsel in immigration court but the government is not responsible for the costs and responsibilities associated with such hiring. Although finding a qualified attorney you can afford may…
Will a Lawyer Be Provided to Me for My Removal (Deportation) Hearing in Immigration Court?
Removal refers to a court proceeding in which an immigration judge determines whether an immigrant may remain in the United States or must be deported. Immigrants have a right to counsel in immigration court but they must hire, and pay…
President Obama’s Immigration Action – New Priorities for Deportation Action
Enforcement shall be concentrated on the following individuals: Persons convicted of a felony or “aggravated” felony Suspected terrorists Convicted gang members Persons apprehended on the border Persons convicted of 1 serious misdemeanor (DUI, burglary, domestic battery, firearm offense,and all gang…