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Immigration Preparer Mistakes | New York Immigration Lawyer

New BIA immigration news: learn how preparer mistakes, missed hearings, and five- and ten-year bars can affect your case. New York immigration lawyer explains.

Two Important Immigration Enforcement Developments: DHS Extends “Mass Influx” Finding and First Circuit Addresses Third-Country Deportations

Two Important Immigration Enforcement Developments: DHS Extends “Mass Influx” Finding and First Circuit Addresses Third-Country Deportations

BIA Upholds Civil Penalty for Failure to Depart—and Confirms That an NTA Does Not Need To Be Translated

BIA Upholds Civil Penalty for Failure to Depart—and Confirms That an NTA Does Not Need To Be Translated

Final Removal Order? A New BIA Decision Limits Immigration Judge Bond Jurisdiction

Final Removal Order? A New BIA Decision Limits Immigration Judge Bond Jurisdiction

New BIA Decision Limits Immigrants to One Motion to Reopen

Matter of M-M-L-J- holds that most immigrants may file only one motion to reopen. Learn about exceptions, New York law, BIA appeals, and removal-defense strategy.

Afraid of ICE Detention? Your Rights and New Federal Court Protections in 2026

  Afraid of ICE Detention? Your Rights and New Federal Court Protections in 2026 If you are afraid that ICE may detain you at a check-in, at work, on the …

Success Story: New York Immigration Court Dismisses Case, Renewing Hope for a Green Card

Success Story: New York Immigration Court Dismisses Case, Renewing Hope for a Green Card

Alien Terrorist Removal Court Activated for the First Time in U.S. History: What Every Noncitizen Needs to Know

Alien Terrorist Removal Court Activated for the First Time in U.S. History: What Every Noncitizen Needs to Know

Deportation Defense Lawyer New York: How to Fight Removal, Seek Bond, Appeal, or Reopen Your Immigration Case

Facing removal proceedings or ICE detention? Learn how a deportation defense lawyer in New York can pursue bond, cancellation of removal, BIA appeals, motions to reopen, and other defenses.

Federal Court Rules ICE Must Provide Bond Hearings Within 90 Days: A Major Victory for Immigrants Facing Detention

Federal Court Rules ICE Must Provide Bond Hearings Within 90 Days: A Major Victory for Immigrants Facing Detention

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