Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas

My boyfriend got into an argument with a border patrol officer when crossing from the border from Mexico to the US. They removed his student and tourist visa.

Is there something that can be done to fix this? What if we want to get married and I want to get him his residence so we can live together? Also, I think there is a chance that going through Ciudad Juarez it can be fixed, do you think is possible? Or perhaps asking for forgiveness, I mean he didn�t do anything illegal.

Thanks


Asked on 12/17/14, 7:30 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
Michelle Scopellite Goldstein & Scopellite, PC

Your boyfriend has big problems.

And, if he does not hire a very good immigration lawyer to defend him in this process, he may not ever be able to receive another US visa, including one based on marriage, and he may be ordered removed from the US. I would need more information.

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Did CBP allow him to re-enter the US?

If yes, did they Parole him in?

What was the argument about?

What did they charge him with as to the violation that they alleged he committed in order to revoke/remove/or void his Visa?

Did they serve him with a Notice to Appear (NTA)?

There are many more questions that need to be asked and a ton of research to be performed in order to advise him as to what can be done and to help him and this will not be cheap or easy.

Your boyfriend will need to hire a very qualified immigration defense attorney to assist him.

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Goldstein & Scopellite, PC has qualified immigration litigation attorneys, immigration lawyers and immigration defense attorneys available to represent you at either one of their law offices located in Dallas, Texas and Tucson, Arizona - Please visit their websites at www.LawyersDallas.com and www.Lawyers-Tucson.com for more information or to contact them. Thank you.

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Answered on 12/22/14, 12:10 am
Rahul Manchanda, Esq. Manchanda Law Office PLLC

Hello - please call me at (212) 968-8600 or toll-free at (800) 750-1828 to discuss your case and matters. Kind regards, RDM

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Answered on 12/22/14, 5:51 pm


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