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Supreme Court Ruling Could Help Guatemalan Man Remain In Massachusetts

Lucio Perez, who came from Guatemala to Massachusetts in 1999, was delighted with a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in April that said certain letters from the immigration department that do not provide a specific court date violate the law.

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Supreme Court ruling gives immigrant facing deportation hope

A Guatemalan man who lived in a Massachusetts church for more than three years to avoid deportation said Tuesday he's hopeful a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision boosts his efforts to remain in the country. Lucio Perez's lawyer, Glenn Formica, also said in a virtual news conference with his client that the April decision in Niz-Chavez vs. Garland also potentially affects the cases of millions more immigrants living in the country illegally. The high court ruled in the Niz-Chavez case that federal policy has long deprived immigrants facing deportation of proper notification.

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The Recorder - Court ruling could lead to immigration law reform

AMHERST Lucio Perez, who spent 3½ years in sanctuary in an Amherst church to avoid deportation to Guatemala, could have his case reopened, and might be able to seek permanent residency in the United States, based on a recent Supreme Court decision,.

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Immigration court grants ex-Florence resident legal status

Immigration court grants ex-Florence resident legal status Niberd Abdalla and his wife Ellen McShane sit in attorney Buz Eisenberg’s office after Abdalla’s release from Suffolk County House of Correction in Boston in January 2018 after being held for seven months. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Niberd Abdalla during his incarceration the Suffolk County House of Correction under the control of Immigration and Customs Enforcement after being detained during a regular meeting with ICE on June 8, 2017. Abdalla spoke of his experiences within the correctional facility, his medical difficulties, and the possible deportment to Iraq on August 4, 2017. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 5/14/2021 12:30:56 PM NORTHAMPTON A federal immigration judge has granted permanent legal status to a local Iraqi immigrant and former Florence resident who immigration authorities jailed and attempted to deport four years ago.

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