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Deportation defense involves legal strategies and processes used to prevent an individual from being removed from the U.S. by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). It typically takes place in immigration court (EOIR).
A federal appeal is a legal process where a party asks a higher court (such as a U.S. Court of Appeals) to review and reverse a decision made by a lower court or federal agency.
An immigration appeal is the legal process where a person challenges a decision made by a U.S. immigration authority—such as an Immigration Judge (IJ) or USCIS officer—by asking a higher authority to review and reverse that decision.
If someone is found inadmissible (e.g., due to unlawful presence, a criminal record, fraud, or prior deportation), they cannot legally enter or stay in the U.S.—unless they apply for and are granted a waive
A family petition is the first step in helping a relative immigrate to the U.S. It is filed using Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) with USCIS.
An immigration bond is a type of financial guarantee that allows a person detained by immigration authorities (ICE) to be released from custody while their immigration case is pending. It's similar to bail in criminal court, but handled through immigration law.