Greetings Jorge Rivera, Immigration Attorney.

The report of the dramatic increase in deportations in absentia comes from San FranciscoThe San Francisco Court is representative of Immigration Courts across the country. In just one hour, an Immigration Judge ordered the deportation to 23 people. The number of deportations in absentia The number of people arriving at the border has increased ten times what it was last year; the cause of all this is the number of people arriving at the border.

Immigration Court Hearings

Those who are being ordered deported are those who do not show up for their hearings in the Immigration Court. This is why it is so important to go to court. When you go to Immigration Court, you have the opportunity to get asylum, a green card, a waiver, a 10-year statute, and many other options. A large percentage of the people who go to court win their cases and get to stay in the United States.

What can be done in Immigration Court?

Today a case can be closed, dismissed, terminated, or expedited, continued, and reopened. There are many alternatives. The key is good communication between your attorney and the immigration prosecutors to see if the case can be resolved without a decision by the judge.

Now, if you already have a final order of deportationOver the years, many people over the years have solved the problem with a sorry I212 or a motion to reopen, which nowadays are being approved more easily during the President Joe Biden's administration.

Immigration Lawyer

Are you in Immigration Court? Write to me. If you have a deportation order let me know.
For help at this time with immigration call me at: 888 578 2276