US EditionReopen Cases in Immigration Courts that Were Administratively Closed
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Lawyers are warning that people who had cases in the immigration court, and who were administratively closed, may now have to go back to court to defend them. These people, even though they did not get permanent residency, would not be persecuted or afraid of deportation. “For me it was a surprise, and sad, and that it is now causing tension, concern, uncertainty,” said Carlos Torres, a Bay Point resident. Although Carlos already obtained reside…
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