Immigration Litigation

Drop It Like It’s Hot

April 25, 2008 · No Comments

The San Francisco Chronicle reported today that Snoop Dogg has won again in the British Immigration Courts. The rapper/actor was barred from entry into the UK after a 2006 fight at Heathrow Airport.

However, a judge overruled British Immigration earlier this year. The decision was upheld by a senior judge. The government may appeal again.

Although the above case involves the immigration system in another country, the details are very similar to what happens in the U.S.

Often people are found inadmissible for alleged violations of immigration or criminal law.

At Frank & York we have taken on a multitude of cases for clients who retain us after their green card and visa applications were denied.

Options include filing waivers, motions, new applications, and/or appeals depending on the circumstances of the case.

Just like in Snoop’s UK case, the US Department of Homeland Security frequently files appeals when immigrants win their cases.

Immigration lawyers who are experienced in the appellate process are vital to millions of folks who wish to live or temporarily stay here.

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