Today there is less risk in immigration interviews.

Greetings Jorge Rivera, immigration attorney.

The reason why there is less risk, it is because they are not stopping people. Let me explain with an example: 
If you have a deportation order and a resident or U.S. citizen spouse is going to petition for you, you must indicate on the petition form that you have a deportation order. Immigration does their checks no matter what you indicate. If you have a deportation order, family petitions require an interview. 

How did it work before? 

Previously with the previous administration, if someone with a deportation went to an interview, there was a high risk that they would be detained right there and would not be released from immigration. But now, with the administration of Joe Biden, everything has changed.

Are there any risks now in the interviews? 

The answer is NO, there are not that many risks. To be detained, even if you have a deportation order, you have to be: a terrorist, a spy, a newcomer as of November 1, 2020 or have committed an aggravated felony or an aggravated felony.

If you do not meet these priorities for an ICE officer to detain you, you must request prior written authorization. Including a justification, because they must deviate from established protocols.

It is unlikely that you will be detained in an immigration interview, even if you have a deportation. Now, et doesn't mean that we are going to let our guard down, because you have to ask for an exception to immigration to get a petition approved if you are in the United States. a deportation.

You need a lawyer to document your case well and submit more than enough marital evidence so that there is not the slightest doubt that the marriage is true. Why? Because they consider it as "suspicious" if you got married while you were already in the deportation process as to get out of the problem.

This also You can overcome it with the amount of evidence you are going to present, bringing it to the interview and with your lawyer. But there is no longer that fear that you are going to be arrested. That is to say, there are fewer risks. It's not that one hundred percent nobody gets arrested, but it's much less likely that you will be arrested under the current administration.
It is to take advantage of this great opportunity.

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