Can I file with the Immigration Court
Asked in Tampa, FL - over 1 year
If someone detained has already been order removed can they still apply for cancellation of removal and adjustment of status(EOIR-42B)
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Adriana Delpilar Rouselle
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David Eli Larson
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Nicklaus James Misiti
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