Sex offender stripped of US citizenship, will be deported
RALEIGH (AP) A North Carolina man who federal authorities say sexually abused his stepdaughter has been stripped of his United States citizenship and will be deported to Ghana. The News […]
Plea deal leads to detention of immigrant
RALEIGH (AP) Federal agents arrested an immigrant who is in the U.S. illegally after a North Carolina sheriff declined their request to keep the registered sex offender in custody, immigration […]
NC among states suing Trump administration over family separations
RALEIGH (AP) Seventeen states, including North Carolina, sued President Donald Trump’s administration June 26 in an effort to force officials to reunite migrant families who have been separated at the […]
NC Liberians wait as protections against deportation end
WINSTON-SALEM (AP) Justin Miayen Woazeah Jr. was 5 years old when he left Liberia as a child of war. He remembers people killing each other in the street and hiding […]
Presumed waiver does not violate due process
After 16 years in America, an Argentinian “tourist” is being deported without a hearing after the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that despite the absence of a […]
Fear and uncertainty: For immigration lawyers, Trump era sparks surge of nervous clients
It’s been more than four months since the presidential election, and immigration attorneys across the Carolinas, and the country, find their phones are still ringing off the hook. Litigation over […]
Domestic Relations – Immigration – Form I-964 – Support Obligation – Divorce – Gifts
Zhu v. Deng (Lawyers Weekly No. 011-409-16, 27 pp.) (Wanda Bryant, J.) Appealed from Wake County District Court (Anna Worley, J.) N.C. App. Holding: When the plaintiff-husband’s parents signed immigration […]
Want to move to Canada? Not so easy, attorneys say
Every election season, you tend to hear the same refrain: “If such-and-such wins the election, I’m moving to Canada.” (Or Europe, etc.) But this year, for some reason or another, […]
4th Circuit: Totality of circumstances determines ‘settled’
Despite making off with her children and illegally crossing into the United States, a mother and her two children will not be deported after the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of […]
Senate quarrels over enforcing state immigration law
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina lawmakers are moving forward with tougher penalties for cities and counties that do not follow state immigration law, despite objections from some senators who […]
Federal attorneys’ conduct criticized in immigration case
HOUSTON (AP) — Using a mix of scathing language and movie quotes, a federal judge in Texas who had blocked President Barack Obama’s immigration executive action ordered Thursday that Justice […]
Rally planned for teen facing deportation to Honduras
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Supporters of a North Carolina teen facing deportation to his native Honduras are holding a rally to call for his release from jail. The rally in support […]
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