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Sudden parole revocations and referrals to expedited removal are increasingly used to bypass due process protections in U.S. immigration enforcement. This blog explores how federal court litigation—particularly Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs)—can successfully halt removals, preserve rights, and ensure access to lawful relief for noncitizens facing unjust removal.
During the Trump administration, policies were implemented to expedite asylum processing, including attempts to deny or reject Form I-589 applications without a full interview. These included rejecting applications for minor errors (like blank fields), imposing faster adjudication timelines, and limiting review of referred cases. These measures faced legal challenges for violating due process rights, as applicants were often denied a meaningful opportunity to be heard. Courts and subsequent administrations reversed many of these policies, affirming that asylum seekers are entitled to fair and thorough procedures under U.S. law.
USCIS delays in 2025 are leaving many immigration applications stuck for months or even years. More immigrants are turning to mandamus lawsuits—a federal court action that forces the government to act on long-pending cases. While it doesn’t guarantee approval, it can compel a long-overdue decision. If your case has stalled, this may be a powerful option.
Reports of domestic violence in immigrant households are rising, making VAWA protections more vital than ever. If you’ve suffered abuse by a U.S. citizen or green card holder, VAWA allows you to apply for legal status safely—without their knowledge. A VAWA lawyer can guide you through the process and help protect your future.
With global unrest fueling a spike in U.S. asylum applications, legal strategies are evolving. Learn how asylum seekers can prepare and why finding the right asylum attorney is crucial.
Marriage green card interviews are facing heightened scrutiny in 2025. Couples must prepare thoroughly to prove the authenticity of their relationship. Here’s how a lawyer can help.
With startup-friendly reforms under review, the E-2 visa is becoming the go-to choice for foreign investors. Discover how an E2 visa lawyer can help you launch your business in the U.S.
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