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Immigration-Related
Litigation
As a result of post-September 11th changes in immigration law,
there exists a greater focus on security-related background checks previously
independent databases have been largely integrated. Consequently, Tindall &
Foster has recognized that any criminal matter or negative immigration history,
no matter how minor or distant in time, poses increasing problems for foreign
nationals in the immigration process. Tindall & Foster's nationally
recognized litigation team regularly assists foreign nationals in overcoming the
impact of prior arrests and convictions, as well as past immigration violations,
to obtain an appropriate nonimmigrant or immigrant status.
Tindall & Foster's litigation team is equipped to
handle all aspects of immigration-related litigation, including:
Representation before the Immigration Courts, Board of Immigration
Appeals, Office of Chief Administrative Hearing Officer, Office of Special
Counsel for Immigration-Related Discrimination, Administrative Appeals Unit,
Federal District Courts, United States Circuit Courts of Appeal, and the United
States Supreme Court;
Bond determination hearings;
Motions to reopen and reconsider;
Cancellation of Removal;
212(c) Relief from Removal;
Appeals of orders of deportation/removal;
Applications for waivers of grounds of inadmissibility, removability and
deportability; and
Applications for special forms of relief from deportation and removal
including Asylum, Withholding of Removal, the Convention Against Torture,
NACARA, Temporary Protected Status, the Violence Against Women Act, and the
LIFE Act, among others.
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