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Monthly Archives: July 2024

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Understanding When the Commission of a Crime Becomes Grounds for Deportation for Non-citizens in the U.S.

By Shirazi Immigration Law, Inc. |

The best advice for non-citizens living in the United States is to avoid criminal activity. Committing a crime could result in deportation. There are several reasons why a non-citizen may be deported. Committing a crime is a major one. However, making a mistake and doing something unlawful does not always end in removal from… Read More »

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Understanding Prosecutorial Discretion in a U.S Deportation Case

By Shirazi Immigration Law, Inc. |

Finding out that you are going to be deported can be very difficult to deal with. You may feel confused, sad, and scared about what to expect and what your options are for staying in the country and avoiding removal. During these trying times it is important not to go through the process alone…. Read More »

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Considerations for Foreign-Born High School Students in the United States

By Shirazi Immigration Law, Inc. |

For an average American citizen who was born and raised in the United States, going to high school can be a challenge. There is so much pressure. Navigating all of the obstacles and expectations can be incredibly difficult when you are a teenager. From getting good grades to excelling in sports and doing it… Read More »

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What is an Arriving Alien?

By Shirazi Immigration Law, Inc. |

Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations § 1.2 defines “Arriving Alien” as someone who comes to the United States through a port of entry or who is attempting to travel through the country. Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), an “Applicant for Admission” is the term for a person who has not… Read More »

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Can You Reapply for a Revoked Green Card?

By Shirazi Immigration Law, Inc. |

If you have a Green Card, you are likely looking forward to becoming a permanent U.S. citizen. A Green Card allows you to stay in the country legally and permanently, and it also allows you to earn a living through gainful employment. However, there are conditions that have to be met to be in… Read More »

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