When an immigrant receives a deportation order or a denial in his or her immigration proceedings, the first reaction is usually to think that all is lost. However, this is not always the case. In the United States, there is a legal tool that can make all the difference: the immigration appeal.
The first 100 days of the current administration marked a significant change in U.S. immigration policies. With a more aggressive approach, measures were implemented that profoundly affected Latino immigrants. What does this mean for immigrants in the U.S.? How did it affect those with temporary status and without papers?
