If you’re being deported, the Immigration and Nationality Act provides many types of relief. One type of relief from deportation includes asylum (uh-SYE-lum) or withholding of deportation. You’re eligible for asylum if you have a legitimate fear of persecution when you return to your home country. This fear can be based on political opinion, religious Read more…
Grounds For Deportation
Both deportation and exclusion mean that you’re not allowed to stay in the U.S., but they’re different in some ways. Deportation affects people who are already in the U.S., either legally or illegally, by forcing them to leave. On the other hand, exclusion forbids someone to enter the country. Your rights are different depending on Read more…
Grounds For Criminal Deportation – Federal Law – Recent Cases
Your Rights May Differ Depending On Whether You Are Being Deported Verses Excluded Both deportation and exclusion mean that will not be allowed to stay in the U.S., but they differ in the following ways: Deportation affects people who are already in the U.S., either legally or illegally, by forcing them to leave. On the other hand, exclusion forbids Read more…