¿Te pueden deportar desde la cárcel?

14 May 2025 · 32 min
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In this multi‑platform live session, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas of Rivas y Asociados answers a flood of viewer questions about the risk of deportation for individuals detained in criminal jail, the interaction between criminal and immigration law, and the practical steps immigrants can take to protect themselves. She explains how the Trump‑era policies have increased the likelihood that detainees are transferred to immigration custody, outlines the importance of bond eligibility, and details how factors such as length of U.S. residence, family ties, and pending immigration applications affect the chance of release. Rivas reviews a wide range of immigration relief options—including VAWA, U‑visa, T‑visa, K‑1, TPS, and adjustment of status—providing typical processing times, requirements, and the impact of criminal convictions on eligibility. She emphasizes the need for competent immigration counsel, the role of deferred action, work permits, and Social Security numbers, and repeatedly offers her firm’s contact numbers for personalized assistance. The session also covers procedural questions about filing I‑130, I‑360, I‑765, name corrections, and family sponsorship, while reminding viewers of her daily live schedule and social‑media presence.

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