What is a stay of removal, and how can I apply for one?
Answer:
A stay of removal asks the appropriate court or agency to pause deportation while a motion to reopen or other challenge is decided.
A stay of removal asks the appropriate court or agency to pause deportation while a motion to reopen or other challenge is decided.
Removal cases are highly dependent on immigration history, family relationships, time in the United States, criminal history, prior orders, and available humanitarian protection. Strict deadlines and procedural requirements may apply.
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