We work extensively with detention and removal hearings, and as a result, much of our immigration work involves finding solutions to the problems faced by people and families concerned about the threat of deportation. We have successfully represented foreign nationals with the following:

• Bond Hearings - allowing foreign nationals to be released from immigration detention
• Representation before an Immigration Judge - you should have an experienced attorney litigating your case to defend you from deportation
• Motions to Reopen - allowing many of our clients to have a second chance at winning their case
• Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals - allowing individuals to request that their case be reviewed by a higher court
• Waiver Applications - both in the U.S. and overseas through the U.S. Consulates, we have extensive experience in the preparation of waiver applications that have allowed our clients to either remain in the country or return to the U.S. legally
• Asylum - we have extensive experience representing foreign nationals with their asylum claims, both before an Asylum Officer and before the Immigration Judge
• Cancellation of Removal - for both residents and non-resident individuals
• Voluntary Departure - allowing certain options to foreign nationals who are in removal proceedings
• Representation in Deferred Inspection - representing individuals who have not been legally admitted but who may have been paroled into the country

A criminal arrest can present problems for anybody, but it is an especially serious problem for non-citizens. Our team works closely with criminal defense attorneys so that clients who may face criminal charges can have a strong representation before an Immigration Judge to defend from deportation. To learn about the best ways to keep your criminal defense problem from interfering with your residence or immigration status, contact us.

We can also help arrested immigrants who are in ICE detention. Our team will work to defend you in removal proceedings related to criminal cases or to immigration violations.

Please contact us to discuss the details of your case, and how the immigration laws may be best used in your particular situation.