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Frequently Asked Questions

1)   What happened to INS and Border Patrol?

2)   When and where can immigration agents arrest you?

3)   What happens in a typical raid?

4)   Can the local police officers arrest and charge a person with Immigration violations?

5)   If Immigration officers arrest you , what are your rights in detention?

6)   What about my right to an attorney?

7)   What is a removal proceeding?

8)   What is Cancellation of Removal for Legal Permanent Residents?

9)   What is NACARA?

10) What is Cancellation of Removal for Non- Permanent Residents?

11) What is Adjustment of Status to Permanent Residence?

12) What is Political Asylum , Withholding of Removal , Convention against Torture?

13)   What is Temporary Protected Status?

14)   What is Voluntary Departure?

15)   Can I file Private Legislation?

16)   How do you prove your U.S. born family members would face a hardship if you were deported?

17)   What is a deportation order?

18)   What is a stay of deportation?

19)   How do you appeal a removal order?

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