Deportation

Individuals potentially subject to deportation from the US can come to the attention of US Immigration enforcement officers in many different ways. The local police may pull someone over for a traffic violation. Student visa holders are referred to them when they drop below their required credit hours. Denied immigration benefits applications, even those denied in error, can lead to deportation proceedings. Even a criminal offense from thirty years ago, which was not a conviction under local law (i.e. a deferred adjudication dismissal) can result in even lawful permanent residents being place into deportation processing. The ways are varied and numerous.

Trying to survive deportation processing is a difficult venture. The procedures are complicated; the options are difficult to understand and recognize. If you, your loved one or your employee has been put into deportation processing, you need to find competent counsel to help guide and support you through the process.

The attorneys in our firm have tried hundreds of deportation cases in immigration court over more than 10 years of combined experience in courts throughout the country. We have also taken countless appeals to the higher courts. Garry Davis, the founder of our firm, is Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Immigration and Nationality Law. Our firm focuses exclusively on the practice of US Immigration Law. That focus allows us to provide to our clients highly effective and efficient immigration representation.

Our mission is to provide the most competent US Immigration counsel available at the best possible price. Our goal is to keep families together and businesses running effectively and efficiently. Our hope is that when our contract is at its end, our clients are comfortable referring friends, family and colleagues to our office for immigration help in the future. How can we help you?