Eoir 42b visa availability for FY 2019

Blue723 said:
No offense, Pashako, but there are plenty of people who have lead a good life here, no criminal records and ties to the community, and it hasn’t mattered. CBP and ICE don’t give a crap. Not trying to be rude, but that’s the reality. And no, immigration has not always been like this. Personally? Unless there’s a real emergency that requires someone to travel under advance parole, I would not risk it. But you do what you think it’s right for you. Best of luck!
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I understand, and I want to do it for my mom. I lost my father last year and been away for many years , this is important to me a lot !
 
pashako said:
I understand, and I want to do it for my mom. I lost my father last year and been away for many years , this is important to me a lot !
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If you feel that going to your country is worth the risk? Then go with your attorney and apply for the parole. case are so different some of us are afraid even to travel domestic flights other don’t but if you feel comfortable doing it go for it, somebody said here that they applied and was granted an they went to their home country without any problem and came back so ask your attorney they have the best advice
 
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