This is the first video in a four-part series on immigration court cases. Do not miss Part 2: What You Need To Know About The Immigration Notice To Appear to avoid deportation disaster: )
The goal is to help immigrants and their families navigate the deportation process as smoothly as possible.
We start this series with a discussion on problems caused by the fact that immigration judges are saddled with having too many cases to handle and too little time to dedicate to them.
Many clients who have removal hearings in immigration court have two main questions. They do suspect that both concerns are greatly affected by a huge immigration court backlog.
Yet, without understanding how the overload of cases impacts wait times, presentation of evidence, and interpretation of immigration laws, as well as many other deportation and removal aspects of the immigration court process, immigrants do not anticipate the bumpy road ahead.
First, most immigrants want to know how the immigration court process works. Second, they wonder if they need an immigration attorney. By providing viewers with a deportation defense guide, this short video presents a snapshot of the potentially long, long legal road ahead for those who are thinking of representing themselves.
This video was created by Batara Immigration Law at: www.bataraimmigrationlaw.com
Part 2 of this video series will focus on the importance of the charges and details of an Immigration Notice To Appear. See: • Removal Hearing Immigr...
Part 3 covers 13 tips for presenting effective testimony at an immigration court hearing. Immigration. See: • Deportation And Remova...
Last but not least, Part 4 will outline how a deportation lawyer can, in some instances, make the difference between winning and losing your fight to remain in the U.S. as a permanent resident. See:
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