TRIG, National Security & Immigration
TRIG refers to the terrorism-related inadmissibility grounds under the Immigration and Nationality Act. These provisions can affect asylum, adjustment, visas, and removal proceedings even when the underlying conduct is disputed or occurred under coercion.
TRIG refers to the terrorism-related inadmissibility grounds under the Immigration and Nationality Act. These provisions can affect asylum, adjustment, visas, and removal proceedings even when the underlying conduct is disputed or occurred under coercion.
Assessing allegations
The firm examines alleged membership, material support, solicitation, and other conduct that may trigger terrorism-related grounds, as well as the relevant definitions, exceptions, exemptions, and evidentiary record.
Defending complex cases
Representation may involve agency investigations, requests for evidence, immigration court proceedings, appeals, and federal litigation where jurisdiction permits. National-security allegations require careful attention to both statutory language and the facts.