Removal Defense
Removal Defense
If you or a loved one is facing deportation or fears removal proceedings may be instituted against you, be aware that you are facing the full weight of the federal government. Life is unpredictable and you know that you may be separated from your family and community and deported to your home country. This is a risk regardless of how long you have lived in the United States. Even if you have no personal ties to your home country, have not lived there for a long time, or do not speak the language, you may still be deported.
Deportation for the following reasons:
The federal government can do everything possible to deport you for a variety of reasons. The many causes include but are not limited to:
- You had a visa when you entered the country legally, but you let it expire and did not leave when you were supposed to; Your application for legal residence was denied; You were not allowed to enter the United States or entered the United States illegally; You have been convicted of a crime that becomes deportable.
Fighting deportation is a difficult endeavor. In most cases, you only get one chance to defend your case against deportation, and you should be prepared to make the most of it. I can prepare the best defense against your deportation as a Miami, Florida deportation defense attorney.
Possible defenses:
The types of defenses that can be offered are determined by the facts of each case. Some defenses, for example, are only available to those who have lived in the nation for a specified number of years. Others may be eligible if they have experienced domestic abuse or other qualifying crimes.
Individuals who can show that deportation would cause eligible relatives extreme hardship may also stop their removal proceedings. Those who are afraid of being persecuted if they return to their country of origin can apply for asylum. An expired immigration program can still help you or a loved one stay in the country and get a green card in some cases. Among the other forms of defense are:
- Adjustment of Status Waivers of Deportation Deferred Action Prosecutor Discretion Cancellation of Removal (10 Year Law)
Alejandro Roque ESQ. The attorney is in Miami, Florida and has been serving clients nationally and internationally, as well as in Miami, Florida. We understand what you are going through; and we work diligently to keep your family together. Fighting deportation is one of the most difficult legal tasks. Although we cannot guarantee any specific results, we can guarantee that we will do everything possible to present your case.
We have successfully handled hundreds of immigration cases. We will explore absolutely all the facts and laws relevant to your case. If there is a solution, we will find it. If we think we can't help you, we'll tell you.
