Category: Deportation Defense

When a loved one is detained by immigration authorities, the uncertainty can feel overwhelming. Families often don’t know where the person was taken, how to contact them, or what steps to take next. If you’re searching for someone who has been arrested by immigration officers, this guide explains how to locate a detainee, what information you’ll need, and how to

With the end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for many Venezuelans in the United States, concern is growing about what will happen to those who have lived legally under this measure. If this is your case, all is not lost: there are other legal options that could allow you to stay in the country. In this article we explain what

Recibir una carta de inmigración puede ser estresante, especialmente cuando ves esas tres letras que muchos no entienden: RFE, o Request for Evidence (Solicitud de Evidencia). Si te llegó una de estas cartas, no entres en pánico. No significa que tu caso esté perdido. En realidad, es una segunda oportunidad que te da inmigración para enviar la información que falta

Receiving a letter from immigration can be stressful — especially when you see those three letters: RFE (Request for Evidence). If you’ve received one, don’t panic. It doesn’t mean your case is being denied. In fact, it’s often a good sign — it means USCIS is reviewing your application and just needs more information before making a decision. What Is

En los últimos meses, muchas personas han sido detenidas por inmigración y se encuentran en una situación muy difícil: no tienen derecho a fianza. Esto ha ocurrido especialmente desde que la Junta de Apelaciones de Inmigración (BIA) cambió las reglas, limitando la posibilidad de pedir fianza a quienes entraron sin inspección o son considerados “arriving aliens.” Pero no todo está