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Removal Defense Attorney Skokie

Receiving a Notice to Appear from the Department of Homeland Security can be a terrifying and life-altering event. The threat of deportation disrupts lives, threatens livelihoods and creates immense anxiety about the future of your family. Removal proceedings are governed by complex laws within the Immigration and Nationality Act, where even a minor error or misunderstanding of the legal code can result in permanent separation from your loved ones. At Kriezelman Burton & Associates, LLC, we understand the high stakes involved in these matters. Our Skokie removal defense attorney is dedicated to providing compassionate advocacy to help you through this challenging time. 

Understanding the Grounds for Removal

Deportation proceedings, legally known as removal proceedings, are initiated by the U.S. government to determine if a foreign national should be removed from the country. These proceedings often begin when the government issues a Notice to Appear, which outlines the specific allegations and legal grounds for removal. While many people assume deportation only applies to undocumented individuals, lawful permanent residents and visa holders may also face removal.

Common reasons the government may attempt to remove an individual include:

  • Violating the specific terms or conditions of a valid visa
  • Staying in the United States past the expiration date of a visa
  • Commission of specific criminal offenses or felonies
  • Involvement in fraud regarding an immigration application
  • Alleged involvement in terrorist organizations or activities

Once the removal process begins, the Department of Homeland Security will be represented by government attorneys whose goal is to prove you are removable. Without a skilled legal professional on your side, you are at a significant disadvantage against these resources.

The Complexity of Immigration Court and Appeals

The immigration system is intricate and constantly evolving. Beyond standard hearings in Immigration Court, the government may utilize other procedures such as administrative removal or expedited removal. These processes allow the Department of Homeland Security to bypass the Immigration Court in certain instances, leading to rapid deportation with limited opportunities for defense. This makes immediate legal intervention critical.

If a case proceeds to Immigration Court, a judge will decide whether you are removable and if you qualify for any relief that would allow you to remain in the United States. Should an Immigration Judge deny a case, the battle is not necessarily over. Appellate litigation is a crucial strategy in immigration practice. A qualified attorney can file an appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals or, if necessary, file a Petition for Review with a Federal Court of Appeals.

Working with Kriezelman Burton & Associates, LLC provides access to a legal team that can handle various aspects of defense, including:

  • Representation during bond hearings to secure release from detention
  • Defense against expedited and administrative removal orders
  • Filing appeals with the Board of Immigration Appeals
  • Litigation before the Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals
  • Arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court

Contact Our Skokie Removal Defense Attorney

When your future in the United States is on the line, experience matters. Kriezelman Burton & Associates, LLC has been a pillar of the Skokie legal community for decades. Our Skokie removal defense attorney possesses a deep understanding of the most current case law, regulations and policy changes. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

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