Aggressive Defense Against Removal Proceedings
Receiving a Notice to Appear can be terrifying. With only 3% of unrepresented individuals avoiding removal, expert representation is critical. Our comprehensive defense practice addresses every aspect of removal proceedings, from initial ICE detention to final resolution in court, fighting to protect your right to remain in the U.S.
Deportation Defense Services We Provide
Your Shield in Immigration Court
We deploy a multi-layered strategy to defend your right to stay.
Bond & Release
Our first priority is securing your release from detention by fighting for a reasonable bond.
Cancellation of Removal
We build strong 'exceptional hardship' cases for long-term residents to obtain a green card.
Asylum & Protection
We file robust defensive asylum, withholding, and CAT claims for those fleeing persecution.
Litigation & Appeals
If a decision is unjust, we are prepared to appeal to the BIA and federal circuit courts.
Forms of Relief from Removal
Cancellation of Removal
For LPRs: 7+ years as LPR, no aggravated felonies. For non-LPRs: 10+ years presence, exceptional hardship to qualifying relatives.
- • Continuous physical presence requirement
- • Good moral character standard
- • Annual cap of 4,000 for non-LPRs
Asylum Defense
Protection for those facing persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or particular social group.
- • One-year filing deadline (with exceptions)
- • Credibility paramount in defensive proceedings
- • Includes spouse and unmarried children under 21
Adjustment of Status
Obtaining permanent residence while in removal proceedings through family or employment petitions.
- • Requires approved I-130 or I-140 petition
- • Visa must be current or filing chart available
- • Can terminate removal proceedings
Why Legal Representation Matters
How We Handle Your Deportation Defense Case
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Upon contact, we provide a rapid 24-hour consultation, respond to ICE detention centers, and immediately begin building a strategy for your bond hearing and initial defense.
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At your first hearing, we formally enter our appearance, admit or deny the charges in the Notice to Appear, and inform the court of the specific relief you will be seeking.
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We prepare and file detailed applications for relief, such as Cancellation of Removal or Asylum, and gather extensive evidence, including medical records, financial documents, and expert testimony.
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This is your trial. We present your case, cross-examine government witnesses, and make our final arguments. The Immigration Judge will then issue a decision, which can be appealed if unfavorable.
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