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Roger Ruiz-Villeda Case Summary
I am contacting you at the request of Juan Enjamio, who is counsel of record for Roger Ruiz-Villeda. At a previous hearing (1/11/16), Judge Kallman indicated she may cancel the hearing scheduled for Friday, June 24th once she receives the I-485 submitted for Mr. Ruiz-Villeda. I have attached a copy of the fully executed I-485 for her

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