Deportación
Ofrecemos
servicios de defender personas en procesos de deportación.
Deportación puede pasarle a alguien por razones numerosas,
incluyendo lo siguiente: entrar a los Estados Unidos sin
autorización, cruzar la frontera sin documentación,
violaciones de categoría de visa, trabajar sin permiso,
condenas criminales, no mantener visa o no renovar visa,
y quedar en los Estados Unidos más que permitido.
En
cada caso, la solución depende en las razones por
la deportación, el tiempo en los Estados Unidos,
relaciones familiares, historia criminal, y otras cosas.
Depende en el caso, el cliente puede recibir cancelación
de deportación, salida voluntaria, y otros tipos
de resultados. En muchos casos, el cliente puede pagar una
fianza para salir del cárcel hasta la deportación.
Asylum
Asylum
is a form of protection that allows individuals who are
in the United States to remain here, provided that they
meet the definition of a refugee and are not barred from
either applying for or being granted asylum, and eventually
to adjust their status to lawful permanent resident.
There
are two ways in which to file for asylum, affirmatively
or defensively. People who apply affirmatively are those
who come to the U.S. either legally or illegally but have
not been put into removal proceedings by the INS. They apply
with the Asylum Office, which is a separate division from
the enforcement wing of INS. If arrested by INS and put
into removal proceedings, however, an individual can apply
defensively, that is with the Immigration Judge.
An
asylum applicant does not apply for recognition as a refugee
directly to the United Nations, but rather, applies directly
the U.S. government for recognition that s/he is unable
or unwilling to return home because of a bona fide fear
of persecution. An asylum applicant, thus, is in the United
States at the time of application for status. Typically
such applicants entered the U.S. on some kind of non-immigrant
status and decided to seek asylum status upon or after arrival
here.