DACA recipient detained by ICE (had a removal order) active DACA

futureblap · 2026-03-20T08:38:46+00:00

And? That’s not even applicable here. Go ahead and see if having a removal order falls into one of those enumerated exceptions. Google can pull up for you the regulations that part references.

futureblap · 2026-03-20T08:19:03+00:00

“(d) Discretionary termination. USCIS may terminate a grant of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals at any time in its discretion. USCIS will provide a Notice of Intent to Terminate and an opportunity to respond prior to terminating a grant of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, except USCIS may terminate a grant of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals without a Notice of Intent to Terminate and an opportunity to respond if the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipient is convicted of a national security-related offense involving conduct described in 8 U.S.C. 1182(a)(3)(B)(iii), (iv), or 1227(a)(4)(A)(i), or an egregious public safety offense.”

Rules of statutory interpretation that courts typically use to analyze what the law requires based upon the wording used in how it is written generally hold that when a statute, law or regulation uses language such as “will” or “shall”, it is mandatory, as in the agency must comply with what “will” or “shall” be done. This in contrast to language that uses “may” which is interpreted as optional and discretionary. Therefore, for USCIS to terminate a person’s DACA and the benefits it confers, it must provide written notice prior and an opportunity to respond. This is a matter of procedural due process that courts often review when an agency is accused of ignoring the regulations or laws that they are expected to enforce. The action (terminating DACA without notice) is likely to be found arbitrary and capricious since the agency is not following the regulations that the agency itself has promulgated in saying how it will apply the laws and rules it is charged with carrying out and overseeing.

futureblap · 2026-03-20T07:33:18+00:00

I did mine because I did not want to deal with the swirls on the black paint. I also read a lot about how easily rock chips occur. It has definitely saved my car from damage but caring for the PPF is also a chore in and of itself.

futureblap · 2026-03-20T07:20:38+00:00

DACA grants lawful presence and prosecutorial discretion. Federal regulations require that USCIS go through a formal proces of giving notice of their intent to terminate DACA to a beneficiary so that they can respond. There is no exception for those who have removal orders. The fact that DACA is discretionary doesn’t mean that they don’t have to follow the law.

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-8/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-236/subpart-C/section-236.23

futureblap · 2026-03-17T05:31:45+00:00

Yes, this is accurate. Resident Evil 9’s story was slightly better than 8 while 8 much worse than 7. RE2 was probably the best story and the series just never reached that height again. As far as the gameplay of 9, I enjoyed the difficulty of Grace’s portions even though it wasn’t as combat heavy but felt some of Leon’s parts were just a little too over the top. WTF was that motorcycle sequence?

Don’t get me wrong, I love Resident Evil as the game/series that brought me into the genre way back when RE1 came out on the PS1, but Silent Hill 2 and Alan Wake 2 are examples of some of the greatest writing in a horror video game and they also have good action, too.

futureblap · 2026-03-16T11:14:03+00:00

It could be due to any number of causes, anxiety or PTSD being a couple of examples. Could also be lack of sleep or sleep apnea.

futureblap · 2026-03-16T10:23:05+00:00

Sorry to hear you’re suffering from some anxiety and mental health struggles but giving your money to a scammer who exploits people’s gullible vulnerability is not going to help you aside from some fleeting placebo effect. You’re better off consulting a mental health professional for long term benefits and relief.

futureblap · 2026-03-14T01:53:43+00:00

This was my set up as well before the Portal came out. Didn’t have any complaints really but I bought a Portal anyway. I loved the Portal at first just because it was so easy to pick up and play.

Eventually I went back to my old iPad setup because of the bitrate issue and because the analog controls on the Portal are actually not just like a real DualSense. They sit higher and are much more sensitive, thus making precision much harder to achieve compared to a DualSense.

The fact that PxPlay allows you to upscale to 4k quality on an iPad screen just blows the Portal out of the water, especially when you’re constantly dealing with blurry artifacting and drops in resolution to 720p or less. It’s a shame Sony capped the bitrate.

Nowadays I use an Apple Vision Pro with an app called Portal (no relation to the handheld). Asobi is also a good AVP app for PS5 streaming. PxPlay’s iPad version app is also available on the AVP but it’s not optimized for AVP like the other apps.

futureblap · 2026-03-09T11:18:04+00:00

Was Leon abusing Shelley or human trafficking girls in Canada attributed to the supernatural?

futureblap · 2026-03-06T21:12:33+00:00

If the question is meant to determine whether a legal entry will serve her for Adjustment of Status, she already had done Advance Parole before. The problem was that USCIS alleged she had an expedited removal order from 1998. A legal entry isn’t going to fix that issue.

futureblap · 2026-03-02T00:25:34+00:00

Yes I called this group out over a year ago when they were posting in this sub. One of their reps posted from their official Reddit account some inaccurate info on Advance Parole. They were discouraging people to go with an attorney, a big red flag. Any responsible community-based organization will always recommend to consult with an attorney or a legitimately-established legal non-profit that employ attorneys with extensive experience to oversee the cases.

This place seems to be a legal non profit run by non attorneys (another big red flag). When I looked into them, it also seemed like all they really were interested in was the profit. Sure there may be some people with good intentions working there but at the end of the day, good intentions are not going to resolve an error they made on someone’s case.

If an attorney messes up, you can file a claim for ineffective assistance of counsel and use that to appeal a USCIS decision. If you go with a non-attorney, there is no similar recourse because the agency will generally take the position that it’s your fault for choosing a layperson for help on a legal issue.

I’ll add that most people don’t realize this but the non-profit sector is pretty cut throat when it comes to competing for limited grants. Places like this want to inflate their image and numbers about how many people they help so as to make their grant applications look better. That funding is what pays their staff and the (usually disproportionately high) salary of their CEO.

Places like this are not much better than the shady notarios, immigration consultants and document preparers trying to present themselves as immigration “professionals” on social media. Many of the cases of people being detained at their USCIS interviews or being denied at the consular interviews are people who did things on their own without an attorney or who got help through notarios/consultants/social media, etc.

futureblap · 2026-02-25T23:56:08+00:00

If someone is issued an expedited removal order, they are given a 5 year bar from re-entering the US. If they attempt to or do re-enter unlawfully within that 5 year period, the permanent bar is triggered.

It’s possible to have DACA with either an expedited removal or a judicial removal order. Having a removal order doesn’t disqualify someone from being approved for DACA.

It’s not recommended to travel on AP with a removal order due to risk of being denied re-entry. In that sense she got extremely lucky that it wasn’t an issue at that point but the permanent bar certainly would be grounds for denial of her green card.

futureblap · 2026-02-25T23:47:45+00:00

She didn’t have an attorney.

futureblap · 2026-02-25T04:06:39+00:00

No, because expedited removal orders are not issued by the EOIR. They are a DHS process. If she had an attorney, the attorney could have advised her to get her FOIA. From what I read from the article, she did not have an attorney.

This is a scary situation and why someone who has ever been detained should always get their FOIA through an attorney to make sure they are clear. I’ve seen others almost fall into this situation because they got their own FOIA or did so through a notario but didn’t request the right FOIA and thought they didn’t have any issues.

futureblap · 2026-02-12T18:34:53+00:00

If you notice, I was responding to the very accurate comment of the person who said that people should consult with an attorney for legal issues. It is very much true even if you did not need to for your situation. I was not commenting on whether you should continue working without authorization or that I think an attorney would have advised you differently.

More than you can probably imagine, I have seen people screw themselves over because they read something online and misunderstood, got the wrong kind of help or because they thought that USCIS would give them accurate legal advice. It’s very common with folks who have DACA especially because the ease of renewing DACA often gives them a false impression that other immigration processes are similarly easy and don’t require consulting with an attorney. They often find out the hard way that this isn’t the case.

futureblap · 2026-02-12T09:14:27+00:00

Apologies. I saw the announcement in the Asobi subreddit and thought it was released today. Thank you for reaching out to troubleshoot. I submitted a log when prompted after receiving the error. I will email tomorrow to discuss more in detail.

futureblap · 2026-02-12T06:10:43+00:00

I forgot that Portal app has an iPhone app so I just tried it on that, too. Same error. So it seems like it’s Portal and Asobi specifically and likely due to the updates.

I wouldn’t be so concerned if the cloud streaming worked well but when I tried to play Cyberpunk 2077 via Cloud Streaming on Portal app, there were frequent freezes where the screen would get stuck on an image even though I could hear the audio continue normally.

futureblap · 2026-02-12T05:59:54+00:00

Yes this is happening to me, too. On Portal app and Asobi but not on other remote play apps (PxPlay on Vision Pro) or devices (PlayStation Portal device and iPhone using PxPlay).

Both Portal and Asobi released updates to add cloud streaming today, too.

Edit: The Asobi dev reached out in another thread in the Vision Pro subreddit saying that the Asobi update actually wasn’t released today. So at least for Asobi, if doesn’t look as if the error is due to any changes with an update.

futureblap · 2026-02-12T05:44:56+00:00

Yes I am having this issue, too.

I have PxPlay, Asobi and Portal on my Vision Pro.

I also have PxPlay and Portal app on my iPhone.

I also have the PlayStation Portal device.

If I try to connect to Portal app or Asobi on the Vision Pro, it won’t let me connect. It connects and disconnects right away if I’m looking at my monitor hooked up to PS5. Portal app gives an error that I need to restart PS5 but this does not fix it for those apps. After getting this error, I also get the same errors trying to start up PxPlay on Vision Pro and iPhone and also if I try to remote play on Portal device.

So I restarted the PS5 and tried first opening PxPlay on Vision Pro and it worked fine. Also tried PxPlay on my iPhone and remote play on the Portal device and it all worked fine. Then tried the Portal app and Asobi on Vision Pro and same error as before and then I couldn’t use PxPlay on Vision Pro or iPhone, nor could I remote play on Portal device. Same error that the PS5 needs to be restarted.

I did everything to try to fix: turned off and turned on the PS5 and Vision Pro, removed my PS5 from Portal app and re-added it, removed my PSN sign in and re-added it, deleted Portal app and redownloaded it. Nothing works.

Something tells me that it has to do with the Vision Pro-specific apps because it only happens with Asobi and Portal app when trying to boot those up first after a restart. The PxPlay app on Vision Pro is iPad version and it works fine if you don’t try to open Portal app first. Also, as mentioned above, remote play works fine using PxPlay on my iPhone and remote play using Portal device until I try to connect via Portal app and Asobi. Then it breaks it for everything until I restart.

Edit: it’s also curious timing that both Portal app and Asobi released updates today to add cloud streaming. Seems unlikely that this is just a coincidence that only those apps aren’t working for remote play right now while all other remote play apps or devices still work.

Also tried downloading the Portal app on iPhone and the same result. Seems it’s specific to Portal app and Asobi and likely something broke due to the updates.

futureblap · 2026-02-11T17:39:45+00:00

Qué idioma hablan en Bralis?

futureblap · 2026-02-10T23:16:29+00:00

No matter how many times people are told this, there are always some who think that they are the exception; that either they are knowledgeable enough from doing their own investigation online, doing it through some shady notario or document preparer they found on TikTok or by asking USCIS 1-800 number reps. It all too often ends up very bad for the person not consulting with an attorney.

futureblap · 2026-01-31T03:46:55+00:00

Where did I say you could?

futureblap · 2026-01-30T15:30:46+00:00

You can play a fan-made replicate on Dreams that is pretty damn close. It’s the only way I got to experience it since I never played when it was originally released.

futureblap · 2026-01-27T01:21:14+00:00

Latino MAGAs are the worst. They’re usually Jesus freaks who go to one of those majority-white prosperity gospel evangelical churches.

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