Facing a deportation process is one of the most difficult moments in an immigrant’s life. Our team works to protect your rights and pursue every legal alternative available for your case.
Legal representation in immigration hearings to contest or seek alternatives to a deportation order.
Anyone notified by ICE or with an open case in immigration court.
Protection for those who suffer or fear persecution in their home country due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or social group.
Individuals with a well-founded fear of persecution, within the 1-year legal filing deadline after entering the U.S. (exceptions apply).
Temporary protection from deportation for nationals of countries designated due to instability, conflict, or disaster.
Citizens of countries with active TPS designation who meet eligibility criteria and deadlines.
Protection from deportation and work authorization for young people who arrived in the U.S. as children.
Individuals meeting criteria for arrival before a certain age, continuous residence, and good standing.
Visa for victims of certain crimes in the U.S. who cooperate with authorities in the investigation.
Victims of crimes such as domestic violence, assault, or human trafficking who cooperate with law enforcement.
Visa for victims of human trafficking who assist authorities in investigating and prosecuting the crime.
Trafficking victims present in the U.S. as a result of the trafficking.
