Woman Granted Stay of Deportation
Posted on Jan 2, 2011 5:30pm PST
Elizabeth Lee has been granted a six month stay of deportation. She has reportedly been granted the stay with her family while they seek residency. The family was originally ordered for deportation when they lost their asylum claim on being an ethnic minority in Peru. The family of Chinese descent reportedly claimed that they suffered backlash in the country during the presidency of Japanese-Peruvian Alberto Fujimori.
Immigration law can be incredibly complicated and difficult to understand properly, especially matters of deportation. In dealing with immigration law, it's important that you know what you are dealing with and what steps you need to take to resolve your immigration matter. It's never easy to face an immigration situation, but you do need to face this and move forward in the right way.
An immigration attorney can help guide you through the process so that you go about your case in the right way because that is the most important part. You need to trust in an immigration lawyer to help you and always have your best interest in mind. By working with an attorney, you can make sure that your case is resolved in the best possible way as soon as possible. Please take some time today to contact an immigration lawyer to begin discussing the details of your case and moving forward with your life now.