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Caso exitoso!
Caso exitoso!

Estamos felices de anunciar otro resultado exitoso frente la Oficialía de Apelaciones de Inmigración al sobresalir la apelación sometida por ICE como respuesta a una petición de residencia permanente concedida en la corte de inmigración, a pesar de su historial criminal. La ...

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    Estamos felices de anunciar otro resultado exitoso frente la Oficialía de Apelaciones de Inmigración al sobresalir la apelación sometida por ICE como respuesta a una petición de residencia permanente ...

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  • Successful Case Result!

    We are happy to announce another successful result with the Board of Immigration Appeals by overcoming the ICE appeal of our client’s grant of permanent residence in immigration court, despite his ...

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    Effective August 25, 2020, the rules for obtaining employment authorization are changing for asylum applicants. The wait time to file for employment authorization will increase from 150 days to a ...

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  • FOR THOSE WITH LOVED ONES IN DETENTION: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE CREDIBLE FEAR INTERVIEW

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    In an attempt to restrict legal immigration without Congressional approval, the Trump Administration issued a proposed rule to make changes to immigration regulations concerning the ‘public charge’ ...

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    An applicant for U.S. citizenship recites the Pledge of Allegiance during a naturalization ceremony at the U.S. courthouse in Tucson. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg News) https://nyti.ms/2pGYA1c

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