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Young man applies for asylum after previously being jailed

On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | May 30, 2014 | Asylum, Firm News

There isn’t technology available yet that can police our thoughts, but that doesn’t prevent many governments around the world from jailing, torturing or killing people because of what they believe. Because of his political opinions (or perceived political...

Man discovers he isn’t a US citizen 49 years after he arrives

On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | May 23, 2014 | Citizenship, Firm News

In general, most of us in Lancaster County believe we can trust the military. Maybe we don’t agree with everything it does or says, but it is usually fairly honest. So, if a commanding officer told a soldier that he or she had just become a U.S. citizen, why...

Ugandan activist waits in limbo for asylum decision

On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | May 17, 2014 | Asylum, Firm News

While it might not always be apparent, there are people who have applied for asylum in Dauphin County. These people are fleeing home countries in which they would be persecuted or tortured for their religious or political beliefs, race, nationality, or because they...

Locking up, deporting the victims of crimes?

On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | May 9, 2014 | Firm News, Immigration Detention

Try to imagine being trafficked into this country. It is frightening and depressing to even consider, but their are men, women and children who are brought to this country and to Lancaster County by less-than-legal means each year. There is no denying that these...

Veteran tries to become US citizen, deported back to Jamaica

On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | May 3, 2014 | Citizenship, Firm News

There are some people out there who think that the only people who are deported are the ones that deserve it. The people who get deported are the ones who have caused some kind of disturbance or who have broken the law. What many people may not realize, however, is...

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