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BIA Holds that a Fraudulently Obtained Certificate of Naturalization Does not Confer Citizenship
In a decision issued last month, the Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that a fraudulently obtained certificate of citizenship does not confer United States citizenship. The Board also held that Section 237(a)(3)(D)(i) of the Act does not require knowledge that the immigrant knew that the certificate was fraudulent to be deportable. What is Naturalization? Naturalization…
Read MoreAhmad Yakzan Discusses ICE Immigration Detainers
Attorney Ahmad Yakzan from the American Dream™ Law Office. I’m here with you today to talk to you about a very important issue and it’s the issue of an immigration detainer when someone is detained by the police, I get this question a lot. I actually just spoke to a lady today about her son who…
Read MoreSignature on Forms is Enough to Prove Misrepresentation
I have counseled numerous clients regarding previous lies to immigration. I refuse to represent anyone who enters into a fraudulent marriage. Immigration fraud could land you in removal proceedings. However, I have represented many clients who were asked to file waivers for misrepresentation. Sometimes I believe that the government is overreaching. However, sometimes, through no…
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