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Azelie Ziegler Shelby

Azelie Ziegler Shelby is an attorney at Shelby Law Firm in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She has more than 30 years of experience in litigation, estate planning, immigration, workers’ compensation, and personal injury law, with a strong background in motion practice. Admitted to the Louisiana State Bar in 1993, she is also admitted to practice before multiple federal courts, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. She earned her J.D. from Louisiana State University Law Center, where she served on the Jessup International Moot Court Team.

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Men say their immigration detention is unjust; they want U visas

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Last Modified on Sep 17, 2024

Years ago, two men entered the United States from Mexico. Later, they were convicted of murder after confessing to the killings of two people. However, they adamantly claimed that their…

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Immigration detention investigation results in tragedy

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Last Modified on Sep 17, 2024

Louisiana readers who are currently concerned about immigration legal status situations can likely relate to a couple who recently went through a frightening experience in another state. The immigration detention…

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Woman seeking asylum has been detained again

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Last Modified on Sep 17, 2024

A woman in another state who was brought to the United States as a child has spent the majority of her life here. In fact, many of her older relatives…

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Inadmissibility: 7 reasons to understand

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Last Modified on Feb 05, 2025

There are seven reasons why people may be inadmissible into the United States as foreign immigrants. Some of these reasons help protect the people already living in the country from…

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Mother says U.S. government treated her unfairly regarding asylum

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Last Modified on Sep 17, 2024

Many people who now live and work in Louisiana came here from other countries of origin, including some from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Some immigrants’ journeys went according to…

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Many Louisiana families distraught over immigration detention

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Last Modified on Sep 17, 2024

One can only imagine the grief of being at home, or some public place, with family members, enjoying time together, when immigration officials suddenly show up and place a father,…

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