DEPORTATION

Individuals possibly subject to deportation from the US can be brought to the attention of US Immigration enforcement officers in countless different ways. The local police officer may pull someone over for a traffic offense. Student visa holders are referred to them when they drop below their mandated credit hours. Rejected immigration benefits applications, even those denied inaccurately, can lead to deportation proceedings. Even a criminal offense from thirty years ago, which was not a conviction under local law (i.e. a deferred adjudication dismissal) can cause even lawful permanent residents being place into deportation processing. The ways are varied and countless.

Aiming to make it through deportation processing is a difficult venture. The procedures are complicated; the options are very difficult to understand and recognize. If you, your loved one or your employee has been put into deportation processing, you need to find experienced counsel to help guide and support you through the process.

The deportation attorneys in our firm have tried deportation cases in immigration court in courts throughout the country. We have also taken countless appeals to the higher courts. Garry Davis, the founder of our firm, is Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Immigration and Nationality Law. Our immigration law firm concentrates exclusively on the practice of US Immigration Law. That focus allows us to provide clients exceptionally effective and efficient immigration representation.

REMOVAL PROCEEDING

Anyone who is physically present in the United States but is not a citizen of the United States can potentially undergo removal proceedings. Removal proceedings in an immigration court are the government's way of deporting a noncitizen from this country and requiring them to go back to their country of nationality. Proceedings can be triggered by any number of things including criminal convictions and failure to maintain status.

Our deportation lawyers represent people in removal proceedings in Houston and its surrounding area. Our deportation attorneys are also available for cases based out of other cities across Texas and the United States. We accept all types of removal cases, including those where the client is detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. We also accept cases seeking custody redetermination before an immigration judge (immigration bonds).

APPEALS

When a person does not agree with the decision of the immigration judge at the end of their removal proceedings, they can appeal the decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals in Falls Church, VA. The skill of an experienced attorney is vital to winning an appeal before the BIA. On appeal, cases are evaluated based on legal arguments presented in the form of a written brief. A deportation attorney must have a vast and detailed knowledge of immigration laws and immigration cases to make the best, most persuasive argument possible.

Davis & Associates is experienced in handling BIA appeals. Garry Davis and team are proficient and talented immigration attorneys that make smart, innovative legal arguments in their briefs to the BIA. Our deportation lawyers team up on most of our cases and spend many hours exploring legal strategy.