When Can the Government Deport You? How Does It Happen? As a foreign national living in the United States, you can constantly live in fear of being sent back to your native land. The process is known as deportation. When can the government take … [Read more...]
Texas Lawmaker Seeks to Repeal Senate Bill 4
Earlier this month, Fort Worth State Representative Ramon Romero filed a proposal that would repeal Texas Senate Bill 4. SB4, set to become effective on September 1, 2017, cracks down on so-called "sanctuary" cities, municipalities that opt not to … [Read more...]
Supreme Court agrees to hear DAPA Case
Back in November 2014, President Obama announced plans to shield 5 million illegal immigrants from deportation. Under the plan, those people in the U.S. illegally who are parents of U.S. citizens and permanent residents would be allowed to remain … [Read more...]
The latest on what Obama might do in regards to the immigration system
Here is the latest on what Obama might do in regards to the immigration system. The plan for the executive action could be announced as early as November 21st. However, it could be delayed a few days after that depending on white house approval. No … [Read more...]
What is the basis for being deported? What are the consequences of deportation?
Deportation occurs when an alien has been found to have violated certain immigration laws and results in the alien forfeiting his or her right to remain in the US The immigration authorities will physically remove the deportee from the … [Read more...]
Texas Immigration Lawyers
At the Texas law firm of Bailey & Galyen, our lawyers assist individuals, employees and businesses with visas, green cards, citizenship, deportation and other issues involving immigration. Call (866) 378-4705 … [Read more...]
How Do You Become Deportable?
by Michael J. Spychalski There are many grounds for removal/deportation in many different categories. Removability and deportability mean the same thing. If you are inadmissible at your time of entry into the country, you are deportable. A … [Read more...]