Matter of Kagumbas: Fake Marriage Can Mean Deportation
At the hearing, the couple gave conflicting information concerning their place of residence, date of marriage, and the length of time in which they lived together.
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Matter of Jorge Moradel: “Specific-Possession” Exception to Deportation
The immigration court decided that the criminal conviction made him ineligible for admission to the U.S, and that he could not try to get a waiver.
Immigration Attorneys May Benefit Individuals Threatened with Deportation
As the numbers of deported individuals in New Jersey fluctuates, legal immigrants need to be aware of their rights and the importance of providing application support documentation.
Carrying Capacity Still Matters Today
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is likely to cause food shortfalls in a world that has already pushed the boundaries of its carrying capacity to feed everyone.
Sotero-Rivera Mendoza: BIA Holds Child Neglect as Grounds for Removal
Because Mr. Rivera-Mendoza had been convicted of a disqualifying offense under section 237(a)(2) of the INA, the Immigration Judge (“IJ”) determined that he was statutorily ineligible for cancellation of removal.
How Much Does Insurance Pay for Hurricane Damage?
If you have suffered flood damage to Hurricane Ida, your situation could get a little more complicated.
3 Great Benefits of Working with Real Estate Lawyers
Before finalizing the real estate purchase, you need to sign a lien and title search.
Texas State Bar Won’t Kill Complaint Against State Attorney General Ken Paxton
The Texas State Bar will advance a complaint against Paxton after the Attorney General’s legal team missing a filing deadline.
The Psychology Behind the Most Fulfilling Jobs
Employees want to hold positions that support their lifestyle.
Congress Approves Sexual Harassment Bill in #MeToo related Milestone
Unfortunately, leaving sexual harassment claims ignored or unaddressed can cause worse emotional turmoil in the future.