Fighting to protect your right to remain in the United States, from the first hearing through appeal.
Facing deportation is one of the most stressful experiences a person can endure. We fight tirelessly to protect your right to remain in the United States, exploring every available legal option, from asylum claims and bond hearings to appeals and motions to reopen. Our approach combines thorough preparation with skilled advocacy to give you the best possible chance at a favorable outcome.
Deportation defense involves several distinct stages and tools depending on where your case stands. Choose the area below that matches your situation, and you will find a page dedicated specifically to that process.
Fighting to keep you in the United States.
Learn more →Protection for those who fear persecution at home.
Learn more →Getting a detained loved one released.
Learn more →Appealing an immigration judge's decision.
Learn more →Reopening a case based on new facts or law.
Learn more →Forcing action on an unreasonably delayed case.
Learn more →Challenging unlawful immigration detention.
Learn more →Start with removal defense, since that covers the overall court process and the forms of relief you may qualify for. If you or a loved one is currently detained, a bond hearing is often the more urgent first step so you can prepare your case from home.
Depending on the stage, a BIA appeal or a motion to reopen may still be available, each with strict deadlines. If you are being held in detention beyond what feels reasonable, habeas corpus or mandamus may also be relevant tools.