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Albuquerque Deportation Defense Lawyer

The Results of Removal or Deportation

When an alien is formally removed by the U.S. government for a violation of immigration or criminal laws, it is known as deportation or "removal." If you have received a notice to appear from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or fear that you may be deported, you have legal rights to oppose this action for a variety of reasons. Your first action should be to quickly contact an Albuquerque immigration attorney from Maney & Gordon, P.A. Our firm has over 100 years of experience in taking hard-hitting actions designed to effectively challenge improper deportations.

In many cases, the consequences of being deported can severely alter the course of your life. If you currently have a Green Card, deportation can prevent your U.S. citizenship. For individuals who have resided in the U.S. for a long time, you may have to leave your family, home, job and community and suffer the possibility of being banned from the country for a lengthy period.

When we take up your case, you do not have to face this dangerous legal situation by yourself. Our firm can help you to understand your rights and the aggressive actions which can be taken in your defense.

Types of Deportation Defense

Commonly, the leading issues which lead to deportation are violations of criminal law, immigration infractions and activities which fall under the category of terrorism or those which adversely affect national security.

In certain cases, however, we may find that there are legal remedies available to you to prevent being deported. Being a lawful resident for a minimum of 5 years or having lived in the U.S. for at least 7 years, when you were correctly admitted in the first place, may be legal reasons to have your deportation cancelled. Additionally, if you have not been convicted of an "aggravated felony" as given in immigration statutes, this may be grounds for a cancellation of removal.

At times, the best solution is a "voluntary departure." This prevents a formal deportation and may provide a path by which you can legally regain entry to the country at a later date. Frequently, even when a case is lost and an individual has to depart, the decision can be energetically appealed.

Immediately contact an Albuquerque deportation defense lawyer for legal assistance if you are in jeopardy of being deported.

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