Federal Immigration Litigation at Hoppock Law Firm

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We represent clients nationwide in complex federal immigration cases—especially when agency action is delayed, denied, or unlawful. Our firm focuses on holding the government accountable through federal court litigation.

What We Do

We handle a wide range of federal immigration litigation, including:

Circuit Court Appeals

If the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) denies your case, you may have the right to file a petition for review in a U.S. Court of Appeals. We regularly litigate appeals before the Eighth Circuit and other circuits across the country.

Mandamus Lawsuits

When USCIS or another agency unreasonably delays your case—whether it’s a green card, naturalization, or asylum application—we can file a mandamus lawsuit in federal court to compel action.

APA Challenges

Sometimes, the government takes unlawful action—or refuses to act—in violation of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). We bring APA claims to challenge unlawful denials, policy decisions, or overreach.

🧾 FOIA Litigation

When agencies fail to respond to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, we pursue enforcement actions in federal court to obtain the records you’re entitled to.

Why Choose Us?

We are one of the few immigration law firms with a nationwide federal litigation practice. Our cases are regularly cited in national media and have helped shape immigration law across multiple circuits.

If your immigration case has stalled, been denied, or needs to be appealed, we can help you evaluate whether federal court is the right next step.

📞 Contact Us

To speak with an immigration attorney experienced in federal litigation, contact us here or call us at (913) 267-5511.