Category: Convention Against Torture
Convention Against Torture immigration relief protects individuals who face a real risk of torture if returned to their home country.
It is a safeguard that prevents removal when the possibility of severe...
In a closely divided decision, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to resume fast-track deportations of migrants to third countries—even when those destinations are not their...
A federal judge in Boston issued a scathing rebuke on Wednesday after the U.S. government deported eight immigrants—convicted of violent crimes—to South Sudan in what he called a clear violation of a standing...
In U.S. immigration law, few terms carry as much weight and consequence as an aggravated felony. Understanding this classification could mean the difference between maintaining immigrant status and facing...
