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Defending Against Removability: Protecting Survivors of Crime and Crimigration Update
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Defending Against Removability: Protecting Survivors of Crime and Crimigration Update
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Session 1: Advanced Protecting Survivors of Crime from Removal - Learn how to fight (or, at least, how to not go down without a fight) for your crime victim clients! Explore advanced strategies to protect survivors of crime from removal, including motions to continue and motions to reopen for U/T/VAWA applicants in removal proceedings; cancellation of removal under the special rule for battered spouses and children (“VAWA cancellation”); applications for stays of removal for U/T/VAWA applicants; and advocacy with law enforcement agencies for getting those U and T certifications from the law enforcement perspective.
Session 2: Crimmigration Update - A discussion on the latest cases affecting immigrants with criminal convictions and strategies to defeat removability.
Session 2: Crimmigration Update - A discussion on the latest cases affecting immigrants with criminal convictions and strategies to defeat removability.
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Advanced Protecting Survivors of Crime from Removal (Nov 2020)
Amelia Ruiz Fischer, Elizabeth "Libby" Hasse
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Advanced Protecting Survivors of Crime from Removal (Nov 2020)
Learn how to fight (or, at least, how to not go down without a fight) for your crime victim clients! Explore advanced strategies to protect survivors of crime from removal, including motions to continue and motions to reopen for U/T/VAWA applicants in removal proceedings; cancellation of removal under the special rule for battered spouses and children (“VAWA cancellation”); applications for stays of removal for U/T/VAWA applicants; and advocacy with law enforcement agencies for getting those U and T certifications from the law enforcement perspective.
Originally presented: Oct 2020 Conference on Immigration and Nationality Law
Amelia Ruiz Fischer,
Fischer & Fischer, Attorneys at Law - Nacogdoches, TX
Elizabeth "Libby" Hasse,
Tahirih Justice Center - Houston, TX
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Crimmigration Update (Nov 2020)
Javier N. Maldonado, Carlos Moctezuma García
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Crimmigration Update (Nov 2020)
A discussion on the latest cases affecting immigrants with criminal convictions and strategies to defeat removability.
Originally presented: Oct 2020 Conference on Immigration and Nationality Law
Javier N. Maldonado,
Law Office of Javier N. Maldonado, PC - San Antonio, TX
Carlos Moctezuma García,
García & García, Attorneys at Law P.L.L.C. - McAllen, TX