Deportation Defense Attorneys in Brooklyn, NY & Sarasota, FL

Fighting for Your Right to Stay in the United States

Facing deportation or removal proceedings can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Whether you are at risk of being removed due to a visa overstay, criminal charges, or an expired green card, our deportation defense attorneys in Brooklyn, NY, and Sarasota, FL fight aggressively to protect your rights and keep you in the U.S.

At Tsiring & Feldman, P.C., we understand what’s at stake—your home, your family, and your future. Our experienced immigration attorneys explore all available legal options to defend you against removal proceedings and seek relief through waivers, asylum claims, or cancellation of removal.

Legal Options for Fighting Deportation

If you are facing removal from the U.S., our attorneys can pursue various strategies to protect your immigration status:

Cancellation of Removal

Legal relief for both green card holders and undocumented individuals facing deportation.

Adjustment of Status

Changing your immigration status to obtain a green card and avoid deportation.

Bond Hearings & ICE Detention Defense

Securing release from immigration detention while your case is pending.

Asylum & Withholding of Removal

Protecting those fleeing persecution or danger in their home country.

Waivers for Criminal Convictions & Immigration Violations

Seeking forgiveness for past offenses that put your legal status at risk.

Steps in the Deportation Defense Process

✔ Case Evaluation – We assess the reasons for removal proceedings and explore available defenses.

✔ File for Relief – Pursue options such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or waivers to stop deportation.

✔ Attend Immigration Court Hearings – We represent you in court, arguing your case before an immigration judge.

✔ Appeals & Motions to Reopen – If your case was denied, we explore options for reopening or appealing the decision.

Frequently Asked Questions About Deportation Defense

  • What are common reasons for deportation?

    Common reasons include criminal charges, visa overstays, unlawful entry, and immigration fraud. Each case is unique, and we tailor legal defenses accordingly.

  • Can I stop my deportation?

    Yes! You may qualify for relief such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or an adjustment of status. Our attorneys review all possible legal options.

  • What happens if I’ve been detained by ICE?

    You may be eligible for a bond hearing, which could allow you to be released while your case is pending. We advocate for reasonable bond terms in immigration court.

  • Can I appeal a deportation order?

    Yes! If you’ve received a removal order, you may be able to appeal the decision with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) or file a motion to reopen your case.

  • Do I need an attorney for deportation defense?

    Yes! Deportation cases are complex, and having a skilled immigration attorney can make the difference between staying in the U.S. or being removed.

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