Josias Kumpf

Orlando Deportation Lawyers can be very effective in giving professional and legal advices to clients. It is natural for legal and illegal immigrants to have concerns and issues about their residency status in the United States. That is why most of these immigrants often confide their legal concerns to immigrant lawyers. Getting legal advices used to be very expensive and tiresome because clients will have to personally go to law offices and talk to lawyers in person. But, with the advent of...Read Full Story

A US judge on Tuesday ordered the deportation of former Nazi concentration camp guard Anton Geiser to Austria. Geiser, 85, immigrated from Austria to the United States in 1956 and became a naturalized US citizen six years later, according to a statement from the Justice Department. "As a Nazi concentration camp guard during World War II, Anton Geiser must be held to account for his role in the persecution of countless men, women and children," Assistant Attorney General Breuer said in a...Read Full Story

Former Nazi guard John Demjanjuk was scheduled to deported from the United States on a late Monday flight to face trial in Germany, government sources told AFP. The Munich-bound air ambulance flight was scheduled to leave Cleveland's Burke Lakefront Airport around 7:20 pm (2320 GMT), said two sources who declined to be named. Two medical jets could be seen waiting with their doors open on the runway of the airport on Monday afternoon. Demjanjuk's family declined to comment on when he would be...Read Full Story

An 89-year-old deported from the US is fit to stay in jail as he awaits charges he helped herd thousands of Jews into the gas chambers, the German prison holding him said Wednesday. "Our prison doctors have determined he is fit to remain in custody," a spokeswoman for the Stadelheim jail in the southern city of Munich told AFP, a day after John Demjanjuk, a former Nazi death camp guard, arrived in Germany. Doctors must still determine whether Demjanjuk is fit to undergo the stress of an...Read Full Story

The Department of Justice called on a US court to lift a stay of deportation against a former Nazi camp guard wanted for trial in Germany, arguing the 89-year-old was fit enough to travel. The US government met an Ohio court deadline to provide documents from a doctor stating that John Demjanjuk was well enough to fly to Germany and pledging that he would travel comfortably and with medical care. "For all the foregoing reasons, this court should dismiss (the) petitioner's motion for stay of...Read Full Story

A US court has postponed the deportation of former Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk for a week to give authorities time to prove the 89-year-old is fit enough to travel to Germany. Federal appeals court ordered on Thursday that his deportation to Germany for trial on charges of aiding the deaths of at least 29,000 Jews in Nazi concentration camps during World War II should be stayed until April 23. It also called on the government to inform the court about its plans to transport Demjanjuk...Read Full Story

Former Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk was granted an 11th-hour stay of deportation shortly after US agents carried him moaning from his Ohio home in a wheelchair to face trial in Germany. Demjanjuk, 89, had earlier Tuesday petitioned the US federal appeals court in his latest bid to block his extradition to Germany where he faces charges of aiding in the murder of at least 29,000 Jews during World War II. The Ukrainian-born Demjanjuk is accused of having voluntarily served the Nazis at...Read Full Story

Former Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk was granted an 11th-hour stay of deportation shortly after US agents carried him moaning from his Ohio home in a wheelchair to face trial in Germany. Demjanjuk, 89, had earlier Tuesday petitioned the US federal appeals court in his latest bid to block his extradition to Germany where he faces charges of aiding in the murder of at least 29,000 Jews during World War II. The Ukrainian-born Demjanjuk is accused of having voluntarily served the Nazis at...Read Full Story

Five men have arrived at the suburban Cleveland home of John Demjanjuk as he awaits deportation to Germany, where he faces charges he was a Nazi death camp guard. The men arrived in unmarked cars, and an SUV arrived later, after one man said on a cell phone said "John can't get out of bed." Meanwhile, Demjanjuk's son was at a federal appeals court in Cincinnati, filing a request to halt deportation. John Demjanjuk Jr. says it's urgent that the court act quickly, because he has been told that...Read Full Story

Suspected Nazi guard John Demjanjuk will fight to the bitter end against a ruling to extradite him to Germany to be tried for alleged complicity in the murder of thousands of Jews during World War II, his lawyer said Monday. Lawyers will refile a motion by Wednesday to halt his extradition and reopen his case, his attorney John Broadley told AFP hours after a US immigration judge lifted a stay of deportation against the 89-year-old Ukrainian-born Demjanjuk. "The immigration court judge said...Read Full Story