Noncitizen Veteran Immigration Proceedings: Naturalization, Parole in Place, Removal

Ms. Stambaugh focuses her practice on removal defense in the detained and non-detained settings. She has extensive experience with all forms of relief from removal and has successfully litigated cases in different Immigration Courts throughout the U.S., the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. Ms. Stambaugh also represents individuals and families applying for affirmative benefits with U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the Pennsylvania Associations of Criminal Defense Lawyers (PACDL), the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA), the PBA Immigration Law Committee, the PBA Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee and the York County Bar Association (YCBA). Ms. Stambaugh is also a member of the York County Bar Association Board of Directors. She is admitted to practice before the Pennsylvania Superior Court, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and the United States Supreme Court. Ms. Stambaugh has also been appointed Vice Chair of the PBA Immigration Law Committee and Vice Chair of the PBA Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee for the upcoming bar year.

Mr. Thompson, Esq., is an unwavering, determined, and reliable immigration and criminal law attorney known for his tireless efforts in handling critical legal issues. A trial attorney with over 25 years of trial and appellate experience, he actively represents individual clients in both the immigration and criminal courts. Mr. Thompson is passionate about his work and clients and, through careful and rigorous preparation, confident in his representation. He is devoted to the success of his clients and their protection within our legal system. Mr. Thompson has co-authored legal guides, taught in both University and Law Schools, and regularly teaches both lawyers and judges regarding his legal specialties or immigration and criminal law. He is a recognized member of the Criminal Justice Act Panel for the EDPA, where he serves as a court appointed immigration expert.