Do weekends count? Not when tolling immigration timelines, U.S. Supreme Court decides in Colorado man’s case

Do weekends count? Not when tolling immigration timelines, U.S. Supreme Court decides in Colorado man’s case

While the case may not have broad implications beyond some specifically-timed cases, for Colorado’s Hugo Monsalvo Velazquez it could mean the difference between permanent banishment from the U.S. and a chance to one day return to the country legally.

POLITICS: SCOTUS Just Torched the Immigration Playbook – U-S-NEWS.COM

The Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling gives illegal immigrants extra time to appeal deportation orders when deadlines fall on weekends, effectively extending their stay despite clear legal cutoffs. At a Glance Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that illegal immigrants get extra time for appeals when deadlines fall on weekends or holidays Justice Neil Gorsuch authored the majority opinion, joined by Roberts, Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson Justices Thomas, Alito, Ka…

Jhon Yacuma is to be deported to Colombia. In Arvika, he has his mother and four siblings, and a full-time job at the wood and stove company Vegårn.

Having a deportation order against you may feel like everything is falling apart, but it doesn't always mean that your American dream is over. Actually, there are legal paths that could help you stay in the United States, depending on your situation. The important thing, therefore, is not to lose your calm and act with your head.There are several ways to stop an expulsion, such as appealing the judge's decision, applying for a migration pardon, …