What type of aliens may a non-U.S. citizen engage with while in removal proceedings?

In the context of removal proceedings, a non-U.S. citizen may engage with any other non-U.S. citizen who shares a similar legal status or situation. This includes individuals who may be facing removal for various reasons, such as being out of status, having entered the country illegally, or those who are applying for waivers or relief from removal. The focus on similar status allows for a broader interaction among individuals who might share experiences, legal challenges, or avenues for relief, regardless of the specific nuances of their immigration circumstances.

Engaging with others in similar situations can provide emotional support, facilitate sharing of information and strategies, and foster a sense of community during what can be a challenging and isolating process. This option recognizes the diverse realities of non-U.S. citizens involved in removal proceedings and emphasizes the potential for solidarity among individuals facing similar legal challenges.