Criminal Immigration, also known as “Crimmigration” Is an area of the law where immigration law and criminal law converge. Criminal immigration is one of the most important and specialized areas of deportation and removal defense. Two important federal laws, sections 212 and 237 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, make immigrants ineligible for a greencard…
A criminal immigration lawyer (crimmigration) specializes in criminal expungements and vacaturs, clearing and reducing immigrants’ criminal records so they are eligible to apply for permanent residency and naturalization. They can file motions under PC 17, 1016.5 and 1473.7 motions, as well as expungements and vacaturs under 1203.4, 1203.4a, and 1203.43. These can cover many convictions,…
Why should I apply or wait for a Freedom of Information Act request? Here we cover the benefits of applying and waiting for a Freedom of Information Act (hereinafter FOIA) request. A FOIA request will allow you to gain access to Federal records, more specifically, in our cases, a FOIA request will allow you to…
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