Ever wonder how someone is placed in removal proceedings?
Do you know what to expect when you (or someone you know) appear in front of an immigration judge?
Do you know the difference between a “credible fear interview” and a “reasonable fear interview”?
Do you know your options after an immigration judge makes a decision in your case?
The Executive Office for Immigration Review, the branch of the U.S. Justice Department under which the immigration courts operate, has issued a “Fact Sheet” providing an agency overview at a glance. Check it out!
Ruchi Thaker is New York City-based immigration attorney with extensive experience and excellent reputation for effective legal representation in simple and difficult immigration cases. I have experience in areas of deportation defense (criminal and non-criminal), federal court litigation, representation on appeals and motions with the immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals, family-based immigration, asylum, naturalization, and consular processing.
Latest posts by Ruchi Thaker (see all)
- Joint Motion to Reopen Agreed to by DHS for an Old Removal Order - September 20, 2022
- Greencard through consular processing and I-601 waiver - September 19, 2020
- Trump Administration Implements New Public Charge Rule on February 24, 2020 - January 31, 2020