Q: I have deportation removal to go back to Guatemala05/29/18 +u visa srill pending attemped murder vctim violent crimc
Also have an open DCFS caes my 11 month baby she in foster care my next prejury court date
may 29 2018 i did had a lawyer ive was paying her in paymens last month she quit on me with no notice last month during court hearing
Plus 2 month ago my old immigration lawyertold me not to act like a victim as well that my health is ok i told her how that if in truth i am a victim with new life challenges before 2016 of February my went from normal to 2 month coma from that i suffer with memory los off on siezures trauma intracranial partial removal brain
A:
Hello
Reach out to an immigration attorney in private and talk about the possibility of re-opening your deportation order. An experienced immigration attorney can help you. Many attorneys including me offer free consultations, talk to one today.
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Carl Shusterman agrees with this answer
A: You need to schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney to see whether there are grounds to support a Motion to Reopen your case in Immigration Court.
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