Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals allows certain individuals, who
meet specific guidelines, to request consideration of deferred action from
USCIS. Individuals who receive deferred action will not be placed into
removal proceedings or removed from the United States for a specified
period of time unless terminated. If you receive deferred action, you may
be eligible for employment authorization. You may request deferred
action for childhood arrivals if you meet the following guidelines:
What is the Texas immigrant smuggling law? Texas created its immigrant smuggling law in 2015. Under this law, it is illegal to knowingly...
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“A good immigration lawyer should be able to give you an honest and thorough assessment of your case and be able to explain the options that are available to you based on not only the current law, but changes that are in the legislative and judicial pipeline at any given time. He should tell you the bad parts of your case as well as the good. If it can’t be done, he should say so.”
“Un buen abogado de inmigración debe poder darle una accesoria completa y honesta en relación a su caso y ser capaz de explicarle las opciones que tiene disponibles basadas no solo en las leyes corrientes, pero también en los cambios hechos en el proceso legislativo y judicial en cualquier momento dado. El deberia decirle lo bueno y lo malo de su caso. Si no se puede hacer nada, deberia decirselo.”
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