South Dakota Immigration Law
Immigration laws are intricate and constantly changing. Because of the complexity of immigration law, I recommend that you always seek legal counsel if you are detained for any reason that can affect your immigration status.
I am aware of the Immigration barriers North & South Dakota residents face. I have represented asylum applicants, those seeking temporary protected status (TPS), fiance visas, investor visas, temporary workers and individuals in deportation and removal proceedings, as well as a variety of other immigration issues.
What if...
I am detained by the police...
Know your rights. What may seem like a
minor offense, can end in deportation of non-citizens. Speak to an
immigration attorney before you admit to, sign, or plea to anything.
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Your Rights
Common Detainee Roadmap
The states of North and South Dakota do not have an immigration court. The Bloomington, MN Immigration Court serves the states of North and South Dakota, as well as Minnesota. If you are living in North or South Dakota, your immigration matter will be handled by the Bloomington, Minnesota Immigration Offices. Both the Immigration Court and United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) are located in Bloomington, Minnesota near the Mall of America.
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In immigration courts, there are judges
and prosecutors, evidence and witnesses. The consequences can be great:
banishment, separation from family, perhaps persecution at home. But
unlike in criminal courts, the government does not provide free lawyers
for the poor . . .
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