CIDBL provides high-quality legal expertise to clients. We focus on compassionate advocacy and cultural understanding--we listen and we keep in touch. We offer affordable and ethical representation of your case to achieve the best possible outcome.
Legal representation for detained individuals seeking asylum, withholding of removal, and relief under the Convention Against Torture.
Request ICE release individuals from immigration detention while they await their immigration court proceedings.
Represent individuals in detention at Bond Hearings to ask a Judge for their release while their case is pending.
Represent individuals in detention at their credible fear interviews ("CFI") by asylum officers.
If a Judge denies your application for relief, you may be able to appeal the decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals.
Once asylum has been granted, after a year of continuous residence, individuals may apply for a green card through adjustment of status.
We represent individuals who are located within the United States, but come from many different countries throughout the world. Some of our clients originally come from countries, including but not limited to: Chad, Mauritania, Somalia, Sudan, Cameroon, Ghana, Afghanistan, and Ecuador. Each person and their background is unique. We take time to understand the concerns and legal needs of our clients in order to find the best outcomes possible.
Individuals who seek asylee status in the United States may have other avenues to complain. In particular, international bodies, such as the Human Rights Council of the United Nations takes complaints... ...more
Asylum
March 30, 2025•1 min read
Former President Biden gave asylum seekers only one avenue to obtain relief: the CBP One App. Under Trump, this avenue is gone. ...more
Asylum
February 05, 2025•3 min read
People seeking asylum, withholding of removal, or relief under the Convention Against Torture may come to the United States, only to find themselves in an immigration detention center. At that time, t... ...more
Immigration Law
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