Is Hiring a Texas Deportation Lawyer Worth It?

Is Hiring a Texas Deportation Lawyer Worth It?

Executive Summary: When you are at risk of deportation, it is normal to ask yourself, “Do I really need a deportation lawyer, or can I handle this on my own?”. In this blog, we explain why hiring a Texas deportation lawyer is worth it, especially if you want to stay in the United States and…

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Can A U.S. Citizen Be Deported? 

Can a U.S. Citizen Be Deported by ICE? What You Need to Know in 2025

Executive Summary: Many people think only immigrants can be deported, but it’s common to wonder: Can a U.S. citizen be deported? The truth is, U.S. citizens are almost always protected from deportation by law. However, in rare cases—such as when citizenship was obtained through fraud or false information—the government can take away that citizenship, and…

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Can Naturalized Citizens Be Deported?

Naturalized citizens, who have undergone the process of becoming citizens after immigrating to the country, possess many of the rights and privileges that native-born individuals have. However, there are certain circumstances under which naturalized citizens may face deportation proceedings, leading to questions and concerns about the security of their citizenship status.  Understanding Naturalized Citizens and…

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Deportation News: Administrative Closure Restored

The US Attorney General has issued a decision restoring Administrative Closure as a tool for Immigration Judges to use in removal proceedings to effectively manage their dockets. With this decision, along with the recent memorandum restoring prosecutorial discretion to the ICE Office of the Chief Counsel, the deportation authorities again have the power to control…

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What is Consular Processing?

If you are not currently in the United States and, therefore, not qualified to apply for an adjustment of status, an immigrant visa application presented to the U.S. consulate in your location is the best course of action. An approved visa petition with a current priority date is needed to start the process. What is…

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