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 →
Natasha was born and grew up in Russia. When she was a graduate student in Moscow, two years ago, she met her future husband, Larry, who had been working in Moscow for more than twenty years. About one year ago, Larry came to the USA to visit family and friends. During that period of time, Natasha came to the USA as a tourist, stayed here for two weeks with Larry, and then went back to Moscow. One week later, Larry returned to Moscow. Natasha moved in with him. Read more →
In 1997, with a tourist visa, Tahir came to the USA, from Pakistan, after graduating from university. Several years later, Immigration put Tahir in removal proceedings in New York City. Before the Immigration Judge, Tahir applied for withholding of removal. In 2004, the Immigration Judge ordered his removal from the USA, but granted him withholding of removal. That order of removal barred Tahir from applying for various forms of relief for ten years. 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 →
Miriam entered the USA with a tourist visa in 2006. She is a painter, and had sold many paintings in her native, South American country. Two years ago, with her partner, Miriam drove to upstate New York, from New York City, to show a handful of her paintings to a prospective buyer. Near Buffalo, ICE Officers approached Miriam and asked her for identification. Miriam’s partner, Fabiola, a U.S. citizen, tried to intervene, but the Officers told her to stay in her car and not to get in the way. ICE took Miriam into custody and served her with Form I-862, Notice to Appear in Removal Proceedings (the “NTA”). A few days later, the Immigration Court in Buffalo scheduled Miriam for a Master Calendar Hearing. Read more →
Patricia G., a Peruvian woman, entered the USA without inspection in 2003. About a year later, she met a nice man, they fell in love, and got married. Patricia gave birth to a son ten months later. However, over time, Patricia’s husband started to abuse her. Patricia tried her best to save her marriage, but her husband did not stop abusing her. Because she feared for the safety of her son and herself, she moved out. She found a decent apartment. She worked a lot. Her husband did not give her any money. With the help of a volunteer organization, she obtained a divorce. Read more →
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