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Two Southern California women, who’ve lived in the U.S. for decades and paid tens of thousands for immigration help, are now terrified of deportation after their trusted law firm abruptly shut down — leaving their cases in limbo and families in fear. One sold street goods to pay monthly fees for a humanitarian visa; another risked her husband’s life savings with no guarantee of progress. The attorney behind the firm has resigned from the bar amid disciplinary action, while DHS urges clients to update contact info to keep cases moving. Some are suing over alleged fraud, but the attorney denies wrongdoing — as clients like Lucila Garcia face an uncertain future with no clear path forward.

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