Removal / Deportation Defense
Defending against removal proceedings in immigration court.
Overview
Facing removal is one of the most serious situations in immigration law. Removal defense is a suite of possible reliefs: asylum, withholding, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, prosecutorial discretion, and motions to terminate. We represent clients at every stage — from the first master calendar hearing through BIA appeal and federal circuit review.
Who May Qualify
- Received a Notice to Appear (NTA) or is in removal proceedings
- Has a final removal order and needs to reopen
- Is detained and seeks bond release
How We Help
- NTA review and master calendar hearing preparation
- Relief eligibility analysis — all available forms
- Individual merits hearing preparation and representation
- Bond hearing representation for detained clients
- Motion to reopen for in absentia removal orders
- BIA appeal and federal circuit review
Frequently Asked Questions
I got a Notice to Appear — what do I do first?
Call us immediately. Your first master calendar hearing may be weeks away and early action preserves your options.
I had a removal order years ago but never left — can I fix this?
Possibly — motions to reopen are available for new evidence, changed country conditions, ineffective assistance, or changed law.
This page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing this page. Immigration law is complex and fact-specific — please consult a qualified immigration attorney about your individual situation.