Deportation Defense
A removal order is not the end. With the right legal representation, many people in deportation proceedings can remain in the United States.
Receiving a Notice to Appear (NTA) or being detained by immigration authorities is terrifying, but it is not a final verdict. Our attorneys have represented clients before immigration courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals, building strong defenses that challenge the government's case and pursue every available form of relief. Time is critical in removal cases. The sooner you have counsel, the more options we can pursue.
We appear with you at every immigration court hearing, challenge the government's evidence, and present your case for relief.
For qualifying lawful permanent residents and non-permanent residents, we pursue cancellation of removal based on length of residence and hardship.
If you face persecution in your home country, we file for asylum or withholding of removal as a defense against deportation.
If an immigration judge rules against you, we file timely appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals to challenge the decision.
If you received an order of removal in absentia or new evidence has emerged, we file motions to reopen your case.
We represent detained individuals at bond hearings, arguing for release so you can fight your case from home rather than custody.
We meet with you immediately to review your Notice to Appear, immigration history, and all available defenses.
We identify every form of relief available, including asylum, cancellation, adjustment, and voluntary departure, and build the strongest possible defense.
We appear at every hearing, cross-examine government witnesses, submit evidence, and argue your case before the immigration judge.
If the outcome is unfavorable, we pursue appeals to the BIA and federal courts to exhaust every legal avenue available to you.
Every day matters in a deportation case. Contact us immediately for a confidential consultation.