Three weeks ago, I was retained to represent a man who is detained by ICE at the Bergen County Jail, which is located in Hackensack, New Jersey. An article about this man will appear in the New York Times in approximately eight to ten days. Until that article comes out, I will not mention my client’s name in my website. Read more →
Aidric Brown was born in Jamaica.* He came to the USA, as a Permanent Resident, when he was 7 years old. His mother had petitioned for him. Aidric joined his mother and stepfather in Nassau County (Long Island NY). Read more →
In 1996, Boris and his mother came to the United States as tourists. One year prior to that, Boris’ parents divorced. Within weeks of their arrival in the USA, specifically, in New York City, Boris’ mother started working and Boris started going to high school. One year later, Boris’ mother met a nice Russian man, and married him several months later. A few years after that, she became a Permanent Resident of the USA. She then petitioned for Boris early in 2001. The petition was approved in 2003. Read more →
CHAN, Yuchai came to the United States, from her native China, in the year 1999. She was eighteen years old at the time. She was brought into the USA, via Mexico, by a “snakehead.” Once Ms. Chan got established in New York City, she did not apply for asylum. She did start to work, however. Read more →
Mr. Huang had a pretty good asylum claim. He came to the USA from China. In China, his wife was forced to undergo an abortion in March, 2000. Her abortion was extremely painful to both spouses. After the abortion, she became depressed and physically weak. She became epileptic. Subsequently, Mr. Huang joined a home church, an underground church, to seek spiritual comfort. Someone reported his church activities to the local government. On January 2, 2008, Mr. Huang received a summons which ordered him to report to the public security bureau, that is, the police, on January 3, 2008, for questioning. Read more →
Mr. Liu is a native and citizen of the People’s Republic of China . He was born in Lanchi, Fujian Province, on November 2, 1980. He arrived at the Los Angeles International Airport, without documents, on January 9, 1997. He was detained. After an Asylum Officer found him to have a credible fear of persecution, should he be returned to China, he was paroled into the USA and placed in removal proceedings. Before an Immigration Judge in New York City, represented by former counsel, Mr. Liu applied for asylum, withholding as to China, and Convention Against Torture (“CAT”) relief. The final hearing took place on March 4, 2003. At the conclusion of the merits hearing, the Immigration Judge denied all of the alien’s relief applications and ruled that Mr. Liu had filed a frivolous asylum application. Mr. Liu’s pro se appeal was summarily dismissed by the BIA. Read more →
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