US Immigration from Philippines

Good morning, I have a question and I hope someone can help me. I and my husband been married for almost 7 years now, we filed I-751 3 years ago and until now im still in the interview schedule and I just got the 48 months extension letter from the immigration. I and my husband is not in good terms anymore, so we decided to get a divorce, but he kept telling me that he will call the immigration and his lawyer to pull out and cancel my I-751 application and my kids applications. Is that possible? He kept saying to send me back to my country where I belong. But I've been working since I arrived here in the US and paying a tax . Is that possible to cancel our I-751 ? Is there any way to re apply again a visa. For me and for my kids?

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