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Category Archives: Deportation

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Deportation Defenses and Legal Representation: Navigating the Complexities of U.S. Immigration Law

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. | Editorial credit: Bartolomiej Pietrzyk/ shutterstock.com Increased deportation enforcement, particularly against individuals who have failed to meet asylum criteria or were o...

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Navigating Immigration Consequences: The Importance of Post-Conviction Relief for Non-Citizens

By Brian Figeroux | Editorial Credit: Skyward Kick Productions / shutterstock.com  For non-citizens, addressing the immigration consequences of a conviction through post-conviction relief can be crit...

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Navigating the Process: How to Obtain Legal Documents in New York City for Past Criminal Offenses

By Brian Figeroux, Esq.  | Editorial Credit: Lev Radin/ shutterstock.com In New York City, obtaining legal documents like a Certificate of Disposition or Plea and Sentencing Minutes for past criminal...

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Understanding Executive Clemency: The Impact of a Pardon from the Governor of New York State

By Brian Figeroux | Editorial Credit: Lev Radin /shutterstock.com  A pardon from the Governor of New York State is a form of executive clemency that can significantly relieve individuals with past cr...

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Ahead of VP Debate, Experts Discuss Economic, Logistical, Community & Family Consequences of Mass Deportation

By Americasvoice.org | Editorial credit: Vic Hinterlang /shutterstock.com WASHINGTON — The primary immigration and economic policy position at issue in the 2024 campaigns is whether the mass deport...

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Trump’s Team Real Scheme Revealed: A Pledge to Deport Immigrants with LEGAL Status

By Americasvoice.org | Editorial Credit: Ringo Chiu / shuttertstock.com Vanessa Cárdenas: “The Trump agenda is clear and consequential: make as many immigrants as possible deportable, no matter the...

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