My point is just that threshold for extreme hardship is very very high
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Serious issue ! Deportation - Can I get advise please ?
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My point is just that threshold for extreme hardship is very very high
Jackolantern
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That is just hardship, not "extreme" hardship.I actually meant hardship on the USC spouse and/or USC kids. If she is deported, it will tear the family apart, USC spouse will not be able to function and the kids will grow up without a mother. What's harder than that?
Do USCIS officer have the right to do this to immigration benefits applicant:
"I do not care if you are convicted or aquicted but I want to ask you
this question: did you really do that crime?".
If were an USCIS offcier and see an applicant with a single DUI record or
single theft record, I would doubt such a person was so unlucky that he was caught first time he did this. I would reasonablly assume he had done
that many amnay times until he was caught. I could not help but ask
fruther question. I woulkd ask teh applicant to swear three times and
I repeat this question three times to him : "Are you absolutely sure, and remeber you
are under Oath, you never stole anything or never drinka nd drive before you were arrested
this time? "
But I am not sure if rules or law forbid USCIS offcier to do such things.
It is how you answer to such line of questioning that makes all the difference.
OP, do you have kids?
In the NTA, exactly with provision was used to make her "deportable"?
Personally, I don't think you even need a lawyer if two CIMT is all she has. You are a US citizen, right? She should request a relief from deportation showing extreme hardship on a US citizen. Judge should grant it.
Two CIMTs makes one deportable and even one CIMT can make one deportable under 8 USC 1227 (a)(2)(A).
That is just hardship, not "extreme" hardship.
I honestly believe it is much better to get deported because of nothaving such extreme hardship than to really have such extreme hardship so that
one can have deportation waiver. That is if you are deported but you have your deportation waivered by claiming extreme hardship for yoru family, you
really have extreme hardship
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It is how you answer to such line of questioning that makes all the difference.
If I were in that shoes, I would probably answer that I did that only time
and I was caught but I would not dare look into the IO's eyes. and
maybe I would flush a little bit too