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Domestic violence can occur in any home, but military families face unique challenges that can make abusive situations more difficult to escape.

Facing removal from the United States is one of the most stressful experiences for any immigrant.

When a petition under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is denied, it can feel like a serious setback.

When children enter the U.S. immigration system without parents or legal guardians, their journey is rarely straightforward.

Immigrant survivors of abuse often face more than just the trauma of domestic violence.

Immigration cases often involve complex decisions that can have long-lasting consequences. When an application or petition is denied, people are sometimes left unsure about what options they have. Two tools commonly used to challenge unfavorable immigration decisions are the motion to reopen and the motion to reconsider.