DETAINEE DEFENSE

Facing Removal or Detention?
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When you or a loved one receives a Notice to Appear or is detained by ICE, every hour matters. Our deportation defense attorneys provide immediate, strategic representation in immigration court and before the Board of Immigration Appeals.

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Our Services
✓ Licensed U.S. Immigration Attorneys
✓ Spanish and English Services
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PROTECTING YOUR RIGHT TO STAY

Experienced Immigration Defense Attorneys

Removal proceedings are among the most high-stakes legal situations a person can face. The consequences — separation from family, loss of home, career, and future immigration options — can be permanent. Our attorneys have extensive experience representing clients before immigration courts, ICE, and the Board of Immigration Appeals nationwide.

We provide immediate representation for detained individuals, strategic defense planning for those in removal proceedings, and skilled appellate advocacy for clients who have received unfavorable decisions.
Act immediately. Deadlines in immigration court are strict and unforgiving. A missed filing or appearance can result in an in absentia order of removal. Contact us the moment you receive a Notice to Appear or learn that a family member has been detained.

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DEFENSE SERVICES

How We Defend You in Immigration Court

Every family situation is unique. We provide comprehensive support for the following immigration processes:
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ICE Detainee Representation

Immediate legal representation for individuals detained by ICE. We pursue bond hearings to seek release, contest prolonged detention, and prepare your immigration case while you are held.

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Deportation Defense

Full representation before the immigration judge, including filing pleadings, presenting legal arguments, examining witnesses, and advocating for relief from removal such as cancellation, adjustment, or asylum.

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Voluntary Departure

Counsel on the benefits and eligibility requirements for voluntary departure, helping eligible clients preserve their ability to return to the U.S. lawfully in the future.

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Habeas Corpus

Legal challenges to unlawful detention, ensuring due process rights are upheld during deportation proceedings. We petition federal courts to halt removal and secure client release.

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BIA Appeals

Skilled preparation and filing of appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals. We review the record for legal errors and craft persuasive written briefs to challenge unfavorable immigration judge decisions.

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Appellate Defense & Emergency Relief

Skilled appellate advocacy in federal circuit courts and emergency stays of removal. If the BIA rules against you, we petition federal courts to challenge unfavorable decisions. We also file urgent motions to halt deportation while appeals or motions are pending.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Deportation Defense: Common Questions

What is a Notice to Appear (NTA) in immigration court?
A Notice to Appear is the document that initiates removal proceedings. It is filed by DHS with the immigration court and formally charges you with being removable. Receiving an NTA means you must appear before an immigration judge. Do not ignore it — missing a hearing will result in an automatic removal order.
Yes. After an immigration judge orders removal, you generally have 30 days to appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). If the BIA upholds the order, federal circuit court review may be available. Deadlines are strict — act immediately.
Voluntary departure allows eligible individuals to leave the U.S. by a set date without a formal removal order on record. This preserves eligibility for future immigration benefits that a removal order could permanently bar.
ICE detainees have the right to an immigration hearing, the right to retain an attorney at their own expense, the right to contact their country’s consulate, and the right to appeal. An attorney can also request a bond hearing to seek release from detention while the case proceeds.
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