Deportation
Immigration Detention Across the United States
Immigration Detention Across the United States America is a land of immigrants. For years, the “American Dream” has inspired thousands across the globe to immigrate to the United States (U.S.). The Statue of Liberty represents such ideals, stating “give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” Yet, current leadership, including…
Read MoreKnow Your Rights when Facing ICE
Know Your Rights When Facing ICE The United States of America is a land of immigrants. For centuries, the US has stood as a beacon of hope for those wishing to build a better life away from heartache, famine, violence, and insecurity. Yet in 2018, the Trump Administration and its enforcement officials continually assail the…
Read MoreStopping Deportation in its Tracks
Stopping Deportation in its Tracks In 2016, the United States (US) deported over 340,000 individuals. Additionally, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued 240,000 Notices to Appear (NTAs), which initiates legal deportation proceedings. Deportation, referred to in official US government documentation as “removal,” can happen for a variety of reasons. For example, some reasons that an immigrant…
Read MoreDeportation Defense: Understanding Your Rights
If you’re an immigrant in the U.S. who’s being threatened with removal – commonly called deportation – you still have rights, even if you came here illegally or overstayed your visa. While deportation defense can be complicated, especially if you’re not sure how the system works, federal law provides you with a handful of guarantees.…
Read MoreFrequently Asked Questions About Deportation and Removal Proceedings
Deportation and removal proceedings should not be taken lightly. Every immigrant, including those who are fully documented and even legal green card holders, can be at risk for deportation. For many, the process can mean separation from family, friends, jobs, and a life to which they have become accustomed. Moreover, after being returned to a…
Read MoreTexas SB4 Immigration News and Advice
The United States Constitution was established to provide and protect the rights of all individuals residing in the United States. The courts have clearly stated that many of these rights and protections apply to everyone, not just citizens, who happen to live in the United States. Racial profiling and discrimination against people of a particular…
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