Preventing the unthinkable: ways to prevent deportation.

Certainly, the decision to risk both life and freedom to enter into the United States is one not taken lightly. Whether it is for financial opportunity, asylum from oppression or to simply live 'the American dream' the procedure to enter this nation legally is not seen as an option for some. Recent studies reveal upwards of 14 million people live in families where the household head or spouse is residing in the US illegally. As time progresses, those families must live in constant fear of their loved one being discovered and deported.

Deportation is the legal term for expelling a person back to their native land. Through various methods it is determined they have broken the US laws that govern entrance. If a person is found to be within the US borders illegally, sometimes found after the violation of another law like driving under the influence. Deportation is also a risk for those who stay for longer then the duration of their visa/work permit. There are times however where no further violations take place. Ideally, a person or persons who have come into the United States illegally are able to seek the help of a deportation attorney prior their deportation hearing.

An attorney who specializes in deportation law can help with the process, potentially preventing deportation through asylum or suspension of the deportation order. Asylum-based stays are with the understanding that the person fled their homeland to avoid persecution of some type. Examples of such persecution can include (but are not limited to:

·         Religious beliefs

·         Association with a particular political party

·         Ethnicity

·         Involvement in social organization(s)

·         Nationality

A suspended deportation is an often recommended route of action that a deportation lawyer may suggest. Based on things like length of time in the US, moral stature and birth-based citizens who are dependent on the person facing deportation this option can help prevent the removal of the person found in violation of US residency laws. Other options may be discussed with while the attorney prepares a case.

In no uncertain terms, the deportation process can be overwhelming With the assistance of a Deportation Attorney Columbus OH residents are far better equipped to navigate the naturalization process.