Relief from Removal: Beyond Cancellation and Asylum

4.5 (4 votes)

Only available as part of a package

The panelists on this intermediate session will discuss new and creative ways to seek relief from removal in immigration court. They also will identify forms of relief not often used but still available, such as NACARA, suspension of deportation, HRIFA, CAA, registry, INA §212(c), INA §237(a)(1)(H), adjustment and readjustment, and other waivers. Finally, panelists will provide guidance on combating multiple grounds of removability and combining forms of relief to achieve victory.

  • Solutions to Marriage Fraud and Failures to Disclose: INA §237(a)(1)(H) and I-751 Hardship Waivers
  • Clients in the United States Since Before the BlackBerry: NACARA (and Other ABC Benefits), Registry, Western Hemisphere, and INA §212(c)
  • Deportation Proceedings? Suspension!
  • Combining Multiple Forms of Relief: Stacking INA §237(a)(1)(H) and EOIR Form 42A; Waiving Fraud, Prior Removal Orders, and Crimes; INA §212(c) and §212(h) (for Clients Who Can’t Stay Out of Trouble)

Arturo R. Rios (DL)

St. Petersburg, FL

Vikram K. Badrinath

Tucson, AZ

Amy Bittner

Columbus, OH

Christina H. Lee

Oakland, CA

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