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What's happening with individuals on authorized stay getting detained/arrested at USCIS during their AOS interview?

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16 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Aha -- the "change of mind at baggage claim."

 

"Originally, Katie planned to return to the UK to sort out her green card, but due to her high-risk pregnancy, she decided to stay in the U.S.

The couple tied the knot the following month and soon discovered they were expecting their first child together.

At first, she planned to return to the U.K., but Katie discovered she was pregnant and chose to remain in the U.S. because of complications with her high-risk pregnancy."

Peoples lives change quickly and plans change.

AOS from B2 is common, you very well know this. Regardless of that, there is not reason for ICE to detain, unless it's for "look at our numbers" but then of course we know it was never about "doing it right"

When life gives you lemons, cut some onions so you can cry.

 

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