IMMIGRATION HELP PLEAZz?
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no hablo ingles no me gusta policia
i would not understnd but i would suggest you to go back and ask the officers to make you understand better..
9th Circuit Court means your in San Francisco, so you have a good chance of having the libtards look the other way, and leaving you alone.
Hmm dont really know, maybe they will throw you in jail. I hate to say it, but its your own fault, you should have come here the legal way and waited your turn like the honest people do.
It means that the process is long and takes time. It's not that they "can't" it's that they it'll be a while. And if you've filed for papers, you are not illegal, you are just not legal yet... ok I know it sounds stupid, but there is a difference between someone who snuck across the border and never filed papers, and those who try to come across the right way and get hung up in the system. They aren't deporting you because you are not illegal or ICE would send you packin'.
Your case is in the Appellate Court and this court will decide if you are going to be deported or not. Just wait for their answer. They will get in touch with you and let you know one way or the other. Good luck!!
The ninth circuit court is the court of appeals. My jurisprudence is rusty, but as I recall, no legal action may be taken while a case is in the court of appeals. Basically...wait for a decision from the ninth circuit court.
Youre not wanted, and You need to get out.
This means your case is on appeal. Once it reaches any circuit court that means its being reviewed my the federal court. It is no longer in the possession of the US Citizenship and Immigration Service. So they will not be able to help you if you are trying to get a status update. Just be patient.
I don't see how it is confusing at all. It means that you are here ILLEGALLY and that makes you a criminal for breaking the law. It also means that you must go back to where ever you came from.
Good luck when you return to _______ (your country).
Why dont you just go back to YOUR HOME,
For whatever reason, it sounds like your case is before the federal court and is now out of the hands of the immigration service. Most likely your attorney appealed a negative decision to the court or filed an independent action (like a mandamus action) to force USCIS to do something. You should ask your attorney for an explanation. If you don't have an attorney, then you should follow up with USCIS because cases don't just go to federal court on their own.
You should make a appointment to your local ins.services to talk to a imm.officer.or call the number that appears in your resent documents.
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