> Nope he wasn't charged with anything. He's never been arrested or in
> any kinds of trouble what so ever. The only thing is that he came
> here on a student visa. We had gotten married before his visa was to
> be renewed and he had fallen out of status. Also to mention we didn't
> get married because his visa was going to run out. Thats not the
> case. But I had gone to numerous counts of hearings and interviews
> with people at the detention center and was there just about everyday
> to take care of things. I'm just not really sure what to do. With
> the next hearing being next week I'm not just gonna ask the judge
> questions because its just a hearing about updates on our I-130. By
> the way I'm a US citizen born and raised here.
So someone from immigration just walked up to your husband on the street
and said "you're out of status, come with us?" That just doesn't make
sense to me. Unless someone was specifically keeping track of people
with student visas who did not renew the visa, and then finding them and
coming to their homes to bring them to detention. Who knows.
If you don't want to get a new attorney, I guess all you can do is
follow the I-130 through its course. At some point perhaps you can ask
the judge what to do...but if I were you, I'd have at least a 1-time
consultation with another attorney. And forget about traveling overseas
until this is all settled and he has his green card.
Rene
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