Green Card Denied - You Could Be Sent to Deportation Court (2025 Update)

🚨 Big changes at USCIS in 2025. If your green card or immigration case is denied, you may now receive a Notice to Appear (NTA) and be sent directly to deportation court. In this video, immigration lawyer Jim Hacking explains: • Why USCIS is issuing record numbers of NTAs after denials • How Project 2025 policies from the Trump administration have reshaped USCIS procedures • The roles of USCIS, ICE, CBP, and immigration court in the deportation process • Who is most at risk: visa overstays, out-of-status applicants, ESTA entrants, TPS holders, and people who entered without inspection • What a Notice to Appear actually says and what happens at your first immigration court hearing • Why prosecutorial discretion is now extremely limited 📌 If you’re applying for a green card, citizenship, asylum, or any other immigration benefit, you need to understand these new risks. What used to be a denial that you could re-file may now trigger removal proceedings. 💡 At Hacking Immigration Law, we represent immigrants nationwide. If you’re worried about your case or facing a Notice to Appear, contact us today. 📲 Call us: 314-961-8200 📧 Email: [email protected] 🌐 Join our free Facebook group: Immigrant Home (16,000+ members) ▶️ Subscribe to the channel for the latest immigration updates, strategies, and real stories. #USCIS #ImmigrationCourt #NoticeToAppear #GreenCard #ImmigrationNews Our Website (NEW): https://hackinglawpractice.com/ At Hacking Immigration Law we're dedicated to spreading the truth about immigration in the U.S. Our goal is to get people the help they need so that they can live united with their families and live the American dream. I am passionate about my message because I stand for what I truly believe is right. We fight for immigrants and won't be stopping any time soon. Facebook Page:   / hackinglawpractice