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Working in the US

Many people want to come to the United States to work. To work in the United States, you must have one of the following: -A Permanent Resident Card (also known as a Green Card), -An Employment Authorization Document (work permit), or  -An employment-related visa which allows you to work for a particular employer.  Each of […]

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What If the Foreign National Is Afraid to Return to His or Her Home Country?

VICTORIA BARR Immigration Lawyer Near Me If a foreign national expresses a fear of return to the CBP or ICE officer, he or she must be given an interview by an asylum officer. If the person is subject to expedited removal, this will be a “credible fear” interview; if the person is subject to administrative removal

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What are the consequences of Expedited Removal?

VICTORIA BARR Immigration Lawyer Near Me A foreign national removed from the United States pursuant to an expedited removal order will be inadmissible for a period of five years. If the order was based upon a misrepresentation or a false claim to U.S. citizenship, that person will also be subject to inadmissibility pursuant to INA

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What are defenses to expedited removal?

VICTORIA BARR Immigration Lawyer There are very limited defenses available to issuance of an expedited removal order. They are as follows: A foreign national cannot be subject to an expedited removal if that person was lawfully admitted or paroled into the United States. A person with a valid claim to status as a lawful permanent

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