Juan Carlos Chavez

18 hours ago | centrotampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Carlos Chávez

Las entrevistas de inmigración se adelantan de repente, a veces por teléfono o con un aviso de última hora por carta. Las personas en limbo legal y con órdenes de deportación quedan sorprendidas. Se presentan pensando que es solo otro chequeo anual, una entrevista rutinaria. En su lugar, son arrestadas y deportadas en pocos días. Defensores y abogados de inmigración dijeron que este cambio repentino se ha vuelto más frecuente.

1 day ago | gazettextra.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Carlos Chávez

Immigration interviews are suddenly moved up, sometimes by phone, or with last-minute notice by letter. People in legal limbo and with deportation orders are caught off guard. They show up thinking it's just another annual check-in, a routine interview. Instead, they're arrested and deported within days. Advocates and immigration attorneys said this bait-and-switch has become more frequent. They say these actions could weaken core legal protections and create more uncertainty among the community.

1 day ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Carlos Chávez

Immigration interviews are suddenly moved up, sometimes by phone, or with last-minute notice by letter. People in legal limbo and with deportation orders are caught off guard. They show up thinking it's just another annual check-in, a routine interview. Instead, they're arrested and deported within days. Advocates and immigration attorneys said this bait-and-switch has become more frequent. They say these actions could weaken core legal protections and create more uncertainty among the community.

1 day ago | thederrick.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Carlos Chávez

Immigration interviews are suddenly moved up, sometimes by phone, or with last-minute notice by letter. People in legal limbo and with deportation orders are caught off guard. They show up thinking it’s just another annual check-in, a routine interview. Instead, they’re arrested and deported within days. Advocates and immigration attorneys said this bait-and-switch has become more frequent. They say these actions could weaken core legal protections and create more uncertainty among the community.

1 day ago | tampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Carlos Chávez

Immigration interviews are suddenly moved up, sometimes by phone, or with last-minute notice by letter. People in legal limbo and with deportation orders are caught off guard. They show up thinking it’s just another annual check-in, a routine interview. Instead, they’re arrested and deported within days. Advocates and immigration attorneys said this bait-and-switch has become more frequent. They say these actions could weaken core legal protections and create more uncertainty among the community.