36 Years of Exclusive Immigration Law Experience
For more than 36 years, our attorney has practiced exclusively in the field of immigration law, handling complex matters involving removal, detention, citizenship, and federal immigration litigation.
Her federal litigation experience dates back to 1994, when she filed her first case in federal district court. Since then, she has represented immigrants and their families in matters requiring intervention beyond the administrative immigration system.
Our Federal Immigration Litigation Practice Includes:
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→ Denaturalization Defense
Defending U.S. citizens against government actions seeking to revoke or challenge their naturalization or citizenship.
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→ Habeas Corpus & Detention Litigation
Seeking federal court relief for individuals who are detained by immigration authorities, including challenges to unlawful or prolonged detention.
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→ APA & Mandamus Litigation
Pursuing federal court remedies when immigration agencies unreasonably delay, fail to act, or improperly handle applications, petitions, and other immigration matters.
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→ Other Federal Immigration Matters
Handling federal litigation involving immigration-related government action, agency decisions, constitutional issues, and other matters requiring federal court intervention.
Decades of Immigration-Focused Federal Court Experience
With 36 years devoted exclusively to immigration law and federal district court litigation experience dating to 1994, our practice brings decades of immigration-specific experience to matters that require advocacy in federal court.