Also, "counterproductive?" That feels very passive to me. It feels like the passive voice saying "mistakes were made."
They shouldn't without some substantial evidence. That's so easy to abuse and you know that it is in all the red states and by ICE.
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This wording distinguishes between conviction and charge and implies that both make you susceptible to deportation.
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I dont even attempt to reconcile anything in this nation with fairness. If fairness existed, 99% of those with 8 figure bank accounts would be executed in the street tomorrow. If fairness existed, we would give every snatch of land on the continental US back to native Americans.
i kinda doubt that 99% of fortunes in the tens of millions were ill-gotten. hundreds of millions and billions.....different story.
That wording seems to suggest that seeking asylum while you have charges pending against you is the issue, not so drummed up charge that a deputy sheriff in Podunk, Texas made up once you got here. I might be wrong but i still expect no worse than a tie with you.This wording distinguishes between conviction and charge and implies that both make you susceptible to deportation.
Asylum seekers find themselves in a particularly precarious position when entangled with the criminal justice system. A criminal conviction can be a significant barrier to obtaining asylum, as it may lead to a finding of inadmissibility or deportability. The U.S. government takes a stringent approach to asylum seekers with criminal records, often barring them from relief if they are convicted of particularly serious crimes or multiple offenses. It’s a delicate balance for those fleeing persecution, as the very protection they seek in the U.S. can be jeopardized by criminal charges. Asylum seekers must navigate this complex intersection of criminal and immigration law with care, as the consequences of a misstep can be the difference between safety and a return to danger.
Immigration Consequences of Criminal Charges & Convictions
Criminal charges can impact your immigration status. Call 312-210-0741 for legal help. Panteva Law Group, LLC – Trusted Immigration Lawyers in Chicago.
Or he could say, “Are you comparing ICE to Central American drug cartels? I realize they are waiting outside churches and schools to apprehend people as they come and go with their families, but comparing them to Central American drug cartels is a bit much.”
No one is suggesting FoxNews made up names, only that rather than asking for more details that could better identify the person and crimes/convictions in question, Fox did nothing more than repeat what they’d been told by DHS.
1. You are quoting a sales document. These types of info pages always play up threats because that's how they get business. You might notice the following at the bottom of the page: " Our experienced team is dedicated to providing comprehensive legal services to non-citizens facing the immigration consequences of criminal charges. If you or a loved one is navigating this complex legal landscape, we invite you to contact us. Together, we can explore your options, develop a tailored defense strategy, and fight for your right to remain in the United States. For expert guidance and advocacy, reach out to us at our Chicago office and take the first step towards securing your future."This wording distinguishes between conviction and charge and implies that both make you susceptible to deportation.
Asylum seekers find themselves in a particularly precarious position when entangled with the criminal justice system. A criminal conviction can be a significant barrier to obtaining asylum, as it may lead to a finding of inadmissibility or deportability. The U.S. government takes a stringent approach to asylum seekers with criminal records, often barring them from relief if they are convicted of particularly serious crimes or multiple offenses. It’s a delicate balance for those fleeing persecution, as the very protection they seek in the U.S. can be jeopardized by criminal charges. Asylum seekers must navigate this complex intersection of criminal and immigration law with care, as the consequences of a misstep can be the difference between safety and a return to danger.
Immigration Consequences of Criminal Charges & Convictions
Criminal charges can impact your immigration status. Call 312-210-0741 for legal help. Panteva Law Group, LLC – Trusted Immigration Lawyers in Chicago.
No, it's more that the charges can have downstream effects that have a practical impact. The charges alone are not grounds for removal.
What do you mean, under trumpism? If Trump could make the law, sure he'd make it that way. If he's going to disregard the law, then he will be able to go as far as the courts and congress let him.
I see it as counterproductive because it makes the task at hand harder than it needs to be or impedes the goal. Yes, many mistakes have been made. A rational person with any perspective understands that the general public doesn't have all the details of what takes place in a given situation so why undertake measures that have the potential to backfire given that the media isn't likely to be on your side. Legally states and cities aren't required to assist ice so why not spend the necessary time to negotiate the cooperation needed to avoid the scenes that have played out. Has any of the chaos helped in achieving the goal? When people like me who support deporting those here illegally go "what the fuck are you doing", then you haven't managed anything to do with it well.
I don’t think people are saying the mere deportation of illegal immigrants is cruel. At least I wouldn’t say that.
