Practice Area
Deportation Defense
Vigorous removal defense in immigration court, including relief and appeals.
Overview
What We Do
Removal proceedings demand experienced courtroom representation. We appear before the immigration courts in master and individual hearings, pursue every available form of relief — cancellation, asylum, adjustment, waivers — and protect clients' rights at every stage.
Common Situations
Clients We Represent
- Individuals served with a Notice to Appear (NTA)
- Detained individuals needing bond hearings
- Applicants for cancellation of removal (LPR and non-LPR)
- Asylum seekers facing removal proceedings
- Clients with prior orders of removal seeking to reopen
Our Process
How Your Case Moves Forward
- 01
Case & Custody Review
Analyze charging document, criminal record, and detention status.
- 02
Bond Strategy
Pursue release from custody where eligible.
- 03
Master Calendar Hearings
Plead to allegations and identify relief.
- 04
Individual Merits Hearing
Full evidentiary hearing with witnesses, exhibits, and argument.
- 05
Appeals if Needed
Pursue BIA and federal circuit court review of adverse decisions.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I be deported without a hearing?
- Generally no — most non-citizens are entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge, with limited exceptions.
- What is cancellation of removal?
- A discretionary form of relief allowing certain long-term residents to obtain or retain lawful status.