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Your U.S. citizen son or daughter just turned 21, and you're in deportation court. That birthday can open a real path to a green card, but only if everything is done in the right order.
Twice deported and back a third time isn't a loophole. It's a federal felony.
8 U.S.C. § 1326: up to 2 years for reentry after removal, 20 with a prior aggravated felony. The old order is reinstated. No new hearing.
Charge it every time. Repeat crossers hurt legal immigrants.
8 U.S.C. § 1326: up to 2 years for reentry after removal, 20 with a prior aggravated felony. The old order is reinstated. No new hearing.
Charge it every time. Repeat crossers hurt legal immigrants.
NEW: DHS confirms to @FoxNews that a suspect arrested on a Newark to New Orleans United flight last night for allegedly storming the cockpit and claiming to have a bomb, leading to United putting out a hijack alert for the plane, is a 2x previously deported Honduran illegal alien.
Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto was arrested by the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s office once the flight landed at MSY (New Orleans airport) and he has been charged with felony bomb threat, terroristic threats, and disorderly conduct.
Per DHS - Gomez-Alberto crossed the Texas border illegally in 2011 and was deported, then illegally re-entered through the New Mexico border in 2014 and was deported a second time. He illegally re-entered the country a third time in 2019, was arrested by Border Patrol, but was released from custody after an immigration judge ordered his release.
He is currently being held without bond by law enforcement in Louisiana.View quoted post on X
DHS says you could have just moved to another city in your home country. That alone doesn't end your asylum case.
The judge has to answer two separate questions: would you actually be safe there, and would it be reasonable to expect you to live there?
The judge has to answer two separate questions: would you actually be safe there, and would it be reasonable to expect you to live there?
An ICE detention nobody defends ends in release.
Western Washington's acting U.S. Attorney says his office can't answer every habeas petition. No appearance in 7 court days, the judge rules on the detainee's papers. One was ordered out Saturday.
Enforcement needs lawyers too.
Western Washington's acting U.S. Attorney says his office can't answer every habeas petition. No appearance in 7 court days, the judge rules on the detainee's papers. One was ordered out Saturday.
Enforcement needs lawyers too.