There are several options for deportation defense while in removal proceedings. Some of the options include Asylum, Withholding of Removal, Cancellation of Removal, Adjustment of status, and more. Each person’s situation is different as it depends on the person’s unique set of facts. Call now to schedule a consultation!

If your loved one is detained in ICE custody, he or she may be eligible to request a bond redetermination. Case law around bond eligibility has changed significantly. Our attorneys will be able to advise on whether your loved one is eligible for an immigration bond. If he or she is not eligible, then a habeas petition may be needed.

In September 2025, the Board of Immigration Appeals issued a decision in Matter of Yajure Hurtado that basically says anybody who entered the US without inspection/ illegally is no longer eligible for immigration bond. Therefore, we may need to file a habeas petition.

A habeas petition is filed in federal court to release an individual detained in custody. Many individuals are no longer eligible for immigration bond so our option now is to file a habeas petition to get someone released from ICE custody.

Likely! If you entered the United States legally on a visa and later married a United States citizen, you are likely eligible to adjust status in the United States. To better assist you, contact our office and we will be able to discuss in more detail.

In order for a child to petition for his or her parent, the child must be at least 21 years of age or older.