In our office, we have convinced immigration judges to deny the government’s motions to reschedule cases when our client has DACA status or has a pending application for a provisional waiver. In other cases, clients have benefited from the Supreme Court’s 2018 decision in Pereira v. Sessions and now qualify to apply for cancellation of removal. In short, if the government files a motion for a hearing before an immigration judge, it does not mean that a deportation order is forthcoming. However, it does require a consultation with a qualified immigration attorney.
DMCA has seven attorneys certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Immigration and Nationality Law. If you or someone you know has a hearing before the immigration court, call us to discuss your options: (866)690-1844.