Legal Question in Immigration Law in Texas

My step-sister has a work permit and has yet to receive a green card. She and her live in boyfriend caused problems at my home over the weekend and her boyfriend who was here illegaly ended up getting arrested. She was upset and returned to my home and forced herself into my home, I am 2 mos pregnant and was holding my 8 month old child at the time of the incident, she assaulted me in my living room. I have filed assault charges and am waiting to hear from the investigator handling the case. I live in Port Arthur, TX and want to know what will be done, there were witnesses and the police took witness stmts at the time of the incident. She was also told that she is not to come near me or my residence by the police. I want to know what will happen in this sitution and if it will affect her immigration status and if immigration officials will be informed of the situation?


Asked on 2/03/10, 3:35 pm

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Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

Yes, it can affect her immigration situation and status. The same applies to her boyfriend.

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Answered on 2/08/10, 3:54 pm


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