Deportation Defense

Removal proceedings (also known as deportation proceedings) require specialized knowledge of important court decisions in several different federal court systems along with the interpretation of immigration laws, regulations, and policy.

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LEARN MORE ABOUT DEPORTATION AND HOW WE CAN HELP BY VISITING THE FOLLOWING PAGES:

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• GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL
  We discuss the legal bases for placing someone in removal proceedings, including visa violations, inadmissibility, and criminal convictions. Understanding the particular ground of removability at play is crucial to building a solid defense. Our dedicated Atlanta immigration attorneys offer strategic counsel and advocacy to challenge removability charges effectively.​

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• BOND/PAROLE REQUEST
  We provide a clear, step-by-step guide on how to request a bond hearing or parole when you're detained in removal proceedings. Learn who qualifies, which factors judges consider, and how to prepare a compelling motion for release from detention. Our experienced deportation defense attorneys help you maximize your chances of release while your case proceeds through immigration court. Secure your freedom and protect your legal status with expert guidance and personalized support.​

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• RELIEF
  If eligible, a foreign national may challenge removal or apply for relief from removal. Most of the relief options are discretionary, including:​

  • Voluntary departure.

  • Cancellation of removal.

  • Section 212(c) relief – LPRs who pled guilty to certain crimes prior to April 24, 1996.

  • Registry – individuals who have lived in the US since January 1, 1972.

  • Adjustment of Status – an individual inadmissible due to a criminal conviction or due to fraud or willful misrepresentation may be eligible for a waiver under INA § 212(h) or INA § 212(i), respectively.

  • Asylum, withholding of deportation, or relief under Convention Against Torture Act (CAT).