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Fighting High-BAC Charges: How DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff Protected a Client’s Future and Immigration Status

Matthew Ruff gets DUI charges dropped for non-citizen in Los Angeles California. Long Beach DUI reduced to avoid immigration consequences and harsh penalties for F-1 student visa holders Continue reading

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Can A Student F-1 Visa Holder Be Deported Due to a DUI?

Navigating the complexities of an F1 student visa revocation due to a DUI arrest can be overwhelming. While the U.S. State Department holds the discretion to revoke visas, the current administration has been notably strict on such cases. Students arrested for DUI face potential visa revocation, impacting their ability to return or reapply. Immediate legal counsel is vital to mitigate these risks. Stay informed on how to protect your status and ensure your academic journey continues without interruption. Continue reading

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📣📣 ICE Agents Detaining Non-Citizens Arrested For Misdemeanor DUI In Some Local Jails.

In some places, ICE is holding non-citizens arrested for minor DUI offenses even before they’re found guilty. This raises big Constitutional questions about pre-conviction detention. Courts are split on whether it’s legal, but many see it as a potential Fourth Amendment violation. Dive deeper to see how these detentions shape legal and civil rights for F-1 student visa holders. Continue reading

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