The United States government considers certain offenses as deportable. They are so heinous or against moral character to lead the deportation of an immigrant offender. But what if it later turns out that an offense that led to the deportation of an immigrant is no...
Criminal Immigration
Crime and deportation: How does one case impact the other?
What happens when a judge dismisses the criminal case that triggered a deportation case? Although not a new question, the answer can change as the rules that surround the issue are often evolving. In the past, the judge could potentially set the removal case aside....
Criminal accusations as a green card holder
If you are the holder of a green card, you'll generally feel that you have the rights and liberties of any other U.S. citizen. While, for most intents and purposes you'll be able to live like anyone else in the U.S., unlike a natural-born citizen, you'll be at risk of...
The deportation process explained
If you are a foreign national convicted of or charged with certain crimes, you may be threatened with deportation, along with prison. If you are convicted and serve time, you might be released, only to be removed from the U.S. and separated from your family. These are...
PERSUASIVE: Texas attorney provides help with criminal immigration cases
Many people living in the United States would likely argue that this country offers a variety of different opportunities for those living here -- opportunities that may not be as readily available in other countries. As such, many living in Texas are actually from all...
Deportation is a real consequence of violating the law
If you're an immigrant in this country that doesn't yet have permanent residency then it's likely that your ability to remain here isn't guaranteed. You could have your visa revoked at any point. This is especially the case if you are convicted of a crime of moral...
Worrying about being reported as an undocumented immigrant
If you are an undocumented immigrant in the United States, you may feel that you are unable to live a full life because of the persistent worry about deportation or about being "found out." Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deals with issues surrounding...
What will happen after I am threatened with deportation in Texas?
If you are threatened with deportation in the state of Texas, it is very likely that you will be worried about your future, and unsure about what will happen next. If this threat was made by the federal government, it is important that you take this threat very...
2 teens are arrested for smuggling 2 immigrants into Dallas
Two 19-year-year-old San Antonio residents were arrested on suspicion of attempting to smuggle two immigrants into Dallas on Oct. 8.The pair was taken into custody after McLennan County sheriff's deputies pulled over their Dodge Avenger as they drove it along...