Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 478 articles on “Refusals, courts, deportation” in the USA, plus help from a lawyer.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has abandoned plans to convert a suburban Detroit warehouse into a 500-bed immigration detention center. The facility will be sold instead.
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) has tightened rules for aliens filing late motions to reopen and stay removal orders. This may affect many immigrants in the US.
A Mexican woman is suing ICE, alleging that agents violated the Constitution and traumatized her children. The lawsuit is ongoing in Connecticut federal court.
A US prosecutor will not face discipline for withholding information about a detainee's criminal history. Rhode Island federal court decision.
A US court has ruled on evidentiary hearings in deportation cases. Find out what this means for immigrants.
The US Supreme Court will hear a case on mandatory detention of criminal aliens in removal proceedings. This may impact the deportation process for foreign nationals who have committed crimes.
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have charged 15 people with conspiracy against immigration agents. The defendants are allegedly affiliated with the antifa movement.
The US Senate has rejected a bid to block fast-track immigration appeals. This decision may impact immigration appeals. The Senate's decision is a significant development in the US immigration…
The 2nd Circuit has affirmed the conviction of a man who pleaded guilty to tax crimes, rejecting his bid to withdraw the plea over allegedly bad advice from his attorneys.
Former Wisconsin state judge Hannah Dugan has lost her appeal in a case involving obstruction of immigration agents. A federal judge ruled that a Fourth Circuit decision does not apply to her case.
A Venezuelan national sent to El Salvador's CECOT prison is urging a DC federal court to adjudicate his tort claims against the government. The lawsuit alleges a 'centralized, multi-prong scheme' to…
Two women were convicted of stalking an ICE agent. Their attorneys seek to overturn the convictions, citing the First Amendment. The case is being heard in a California federal court.
The Board of Immigration Appeals has denied a Mexican national's request to reopen his deportation case. The board ruled that his marriage to a US citizen did not justify reopening the case.
The US Supreme Court will review the right to bond for detained noncitizens in removal proceedings. This decision may affect thousands of noncitizens in the US.
A New Jersey judge faces removal for berating teenagers and threatening their families with deportation. The judicial disciplinary body recommended his removal.
The Trump administration aims to fill ICE detention centers, but this policy is controversial. What does it mean for immigrants in the US?
Federal agents visited nonprofits providing legal aid to unaccompanied minors. ICE sought documents without a warrant.
A federal judge has ruled to vacate the USCIS filing freeze policy for nationals of 39 countries subject to President Donald Trump's travel ban. This decision may impact many immigrants.
The ACLU has dropped a lawsuit over racial profiling by ICE, opting for administrative claims instead. Minneapolis-area residents had accused ICE of racial profiling.
A Second Circuit judge is questioning whether a man was misled about deportation when pleading guilty to tax evasion. The case has significant implications for immigrants.
Guantánamo detainees claim that the detention policy is arbitrary and costly. The US has no right to detain non-citizens after removal.
The Trump administration is appealing a court ruling that the $100K H-1B fee is an unlawful tax. The fee was introduced to fund training programs for American workers.
A Columbia University student who led pro-Palestinian protests is appealing an immigration judge's decision. The decision may be reversed, allowing the student to stay in the US.
Former NYC Comptroller Brad Lander found not guilty of obstructing an elevator. The incident occurred during a monitoring of ICE activity.
GEO Group urges a federal judge to throw out counterclaims from Washington state officials. The company argues that ICE, not GEO Group, controls entry to the facility. A dispute between GEO Group…
The DHS Secretary and ICE Directors are asking a court to reconsider a ruling that blocks warrantless ICE arrests in Colorado. This could impact US immigration policy.
Two Utah state court clerks are facing charges for aiding noncitizens. Federal prosecutors say the clerks helped noncitizens evade arrest.
California and Santa Clara County are suing ICE to halt the construction of a migrant detention center. This may impact US immigration policy.
Congress has passed a bill to fund immigration enforcement for ICE and CBP. This means the agencies will receive the necessary funds to carry out their duties.
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