Deportation or Removal
Explore immigration violations, how the deportation process works, and how to get help if you are facing deportation.
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Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents
This article explains how green card holders facing deportation may qualify for cancellation of removal. To qualify, they must have at least five years of lawful residency, seven years of continuous residence before proceedings start, and no aggravated felony conviction. It also covers required evidence, the importance of affidavits, and how judges have discretion in granting relief.
Read Article about Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent ResidentsDeportation Process
This article outlines the deportation process, from ICE arrest to final court hearings. It explains key steps like bond hearings, master calendar hearings, and deportation (merits) hearings. It also covers how to request bond, provide evidence, and appeal decisions. The importance of legal representation and preparing for hearings is emphasized.
Read Article about Deportation ProcessFinding Detained Immigrants
This article explains how to locate detained immigrants using ICE’s Online Detainee Locator System (ODLS) and other resources. It covers what to do if you cannot find someone, how to contact ICE field offices and detention centers, and how to navigate the immigration court process. It also provides information on visitation rules, removal status, and reopening old cases.
Read Article about Finding Detained ImmigrantsDeportable Crimes
This article covers crimes that can lead to deportation, including domestic violence, drug offenses, fraud, and aggravated felonies. It explains the importance of legal representation and how immigration law defines deportable offenses differently from state laws.
Read Article about Deportable CrimesDetention Preparedness
This article outlines essential steps for those at risk of ICE detention, including securing an immigration attorney, organizing important documents, and establishing emergency contacts. It also covers caretaker arrangements, deportation planning, and power of attorney for financial matters. Lastly, it provides resources on locating detained loved ones and securing release.
Read Article about Detention PreparednessCancellation of Removal for Non-Lawful Permanent Residents
This article outlines how undocumented immigrants can use Cancellation of Removal to stop deportation and gain legal residency. It covers eligibility, evidence requirements, and alternative options like VAWA, asylum, U visas, and family petitions. Legal assistance and timely filing are crucial for success.
Read Article about Cancellation of Removal for Non-Lawful Permanent ResidentsWithholding of Removal
If you’re facing deportation, you may have options to stay in the U.S. even if you don’t qualify for asylum. Withholding of removal and CAT protection can prevent you from being sent back to a country where you’d likely face harm or torture. This guide explains what these protections are, who qualifies, and how to apply so you can make informed decisions about your case.
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