Sometimes the only way to fix an immigration case is to take it to federal court. Attorney Ahmad Yakzan is admitted in multiple federal district courts and the courts of appeals, and litigates delays, unlawful detention, and wrong decisions.
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Want the fuller explanation of what a federal court can and can't review, plus how mandamus and habeas corpus work? See Federal Review of Immigration Decisions.
Mandamus lawsuits ask a federal judge to order USCIS to act on a case that's been sitting for far longer than normal processing times. Cases often move within weeks of filing. Get a mandamus estimate at ImmigrationCost.com
A federal habeas corpus petition can challenge unlawful or indefinite detention — including where a bond hearing was denied or delayed. See Immigration Bonds & Mandatory Detention for the bond-hearing side of this, or ask us directly about a federal habeas filing.
USCIS has sat on my case for years. What can I do? A federal mandamus lawsuit asks a judge to order USCIS to act. Cases often move within weeks of filing.
My relative is detained by ICE with no bond. Options? A federal habeas petition can challenge unlawful or indefinite detention — including where a bond hearing was denied.
Can you appeal an immigration judge's decision? Yes — to the BIA, and then to the federal court of appeals by petition for review. Deadlines are short, so move quickly.
What does federal litigation cost? It varies with complexity; a straightforward mandamus case is more predictable than a contested appeal. Get a free estimate at ImmigrationCost.com
Arrange for a consultation with our federal immigration litigation lawyer via ourcontact formor call ADLO™ at(656) 236-0205. Our team proudly serves clients in English, Arabic, and Spanish.
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