Law Office of Patricia A. Rivera, offer vital assistance with detainee hearings in immigration proceedings. We provide guidance and representation throughout the process, advocating for your rights and presenting compelling arguments before the immigration judge. We ensure that your case is effectively presented, and help you navigate the complexities of detainee hearings with confidence. With my expertise and support, you can work towards a favorable outcome and protect your interests during this critical stage of your immigration case.
When you are detained by immigration authorities, you may be placed in detention pending removal proceedings. This means you’ll have to appear before an immigration judge for a hearing to determine whether you can stay in the United States or will be deported.
At an immigration court hearing, you can expect to appear before an immigration judge who will review your case. You’ll have the opportunity to present evidence, testimony, and legal arguments to support your claim for relief from removal.
During an immigration individual hearing, the immigration judge will listen to your testimony and review any evidence presented. The purpose of the hearing is to determine whether you are eligible for relief from removal, such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status.
There are two main types of immigration hearings: master calendar hearings and individual hearings. Master calendar hearings are initial hearings where the judge addresses procedural matters and schedules future proceedings. Individual hearings are substantive hearings where the judge considers the merits of your case and decides whether you qualify for relief from removal.
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