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Originally Posted by anitagreencard
It really sucks that we booked this trip prepaid (before the elections)..
I was planning on filing a joint motion to re-open and close my case next month after the trip.
Anyone know if a joint motion to re-open is more difficult than a i-212? Because if it is, I might as well risk it..
A part of me feels like its okay because isn't that the point of Deferred action? To protect us from deportation?
But then again, these new orders are affecting green card holders..
I do agree that it's best not to travel with a final order until it's clear that DACA recipients are still safe. I'm gonna give this some thought over the next few days.. The only reason I feel a sense of assurance is because I have potential pathways.
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No offense but have you consulted with an attorney? If you have, have you gotten a second opinion? I-212 is a waiver and as it stands you don't have a pending case to need this waiver. Second, you cannot file a joint motion without actually getting the trial attorney at the venue where your order comes from to actually agree to join you, this is assuming your case isn't with the BIA.