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Office Location is Irving, Texas and Albuquerque, New Mexico
Receiving a deportation order is a distressing experience that can have serious consequences for individuals and their families. In such challenging circumstances, meeting with an experienced immigration attorney can be critical for coming up with a legal response and getting help. An immigration lawyer can provide guidance, support, and knowledgeable assistance to help navigate the complex immigration system, often leading to a positive outcome for people who are at risk of being removed from the country.
Immigration law is extensive and intricate, with constantly changing rules and policies. An immigration attorney has the necessary skill and up-to-date knowledge to understand the details of immigration law and can help people understand their rights, obligations, and options.
An immigration lawyer can review a deportation order, including the reasons for deportation, alleged violations, and any factual or legal errors. They can also identify potential ways for challenging the order, such as procedural violations or violations of relevant immigration laws.
An immigration attorney can thoroughly assess an individual’s case to determine if any available forms of relief may pause or cancel the deportation order. They can evaluate factors such as the length of stay in the United States, family ties, employment history, and humanitarian or asylum claims to determine possible strategies for relief.
Helping file motions to reopen or reconsider the deportation order if there are valid grounds to challenge it is another area where your attorney can be hugely beneficial. They can also help prepare and file appeals before the appropriate immigration or appellate court, highlighting legal arguments and evidence to support the case effectively.
In immigration court proceedings, an immigration attorney can act as a vital advocate, representing individuals before immigration judges and providing a strong legal defense. They can present legal arguments, challenge the government’s evidence, cross-examine witnesses, and present evidence in support of the individual’s case.
Immigration attorneys possess negotiation skills essential in seeking alternative resolutions or discretionary relief outside the courtroom. They can engage in discussions with immigration authorities, such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), to explore potential solutions and minimize the risk of deportation.
Receiving a deportation order is distressing, but it does not necessarily mean the end of your immigration journey. To pursue a favorable case outcome in your deportation case, contact the experienced Dallas County immigration lawyers with John W. Lawit, LLC. Call 214-609-2242 for a private consultation.
Source – https://www.usa.gov/deportation
