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Month: November 2018

ICE Hold? Detained by Immigration? There May Be Hope.

Since Donald Trump took office, and in the wake of SB4, more and more immigrants are being placed in detention centers in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Unfortunately, this includes immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for years, have strong family ties, and little or no criminal record. Shortly after Trump became president in 2017, ICE launched large scale raids in the Austin and San Antonio areas, arresting more than 130 people. Following the passage of SB4 in the Texas legislature, many surrounding counties have been arresting immigrants found driving without a valid license and then ... Read more

Friday, November 30, 2018

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR FAMILY MEMBER IS ARRESTED BY U.S. IMMIGRATION?

Nothing can completely prepare a family for the devastation that occurs when a beloved family member is arrested by immigration officials. Not only is a family member or loved one in custody, possible deportation also looms. By following these steps you can help procure your family member’s release from custody and avoid removal from the United States. 1. Be proactive. If your family member is unlawfully present in the United States, consult with a qualified immigration attorney before he or she is arrested. The attorney might be able to obtain your family member lawful status. If not, the attorney should ... Read more

Friday, November 30, 2018
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