Deportation

Learn how criminal convictions affect immigration status, which crimes trigger deportation, and steps to protect your right to stay in the US.

Identity theft can trigger deportation proceedings. Learn how immigrants can protect their status, dispute errors, and take action fast.

Can DACA recipients fight deportation? Learn your legal options, key deadlines, and step-by-step defense strategies to protect your status.

Facing deportation on terrorism charges? Learn your legal rights, defense strategies, and steps to fight removal in U.S. immigration court.

Facing a deportation order? Learn your legal rights, deadlines, and step-by-step options to stop or delay removal in the US.

ICE arrest what to do: know your rights, key steps to protect yourself or a family member, and when to call an immigration attorney.

Learn how post-conviction relief—vacating or modifying a criminal conviction—can eliminate immigration consequences and prevent removal from the US.

Eligible immigrant crime victims can apply for U visa, T visa, or VAWA protection. Learn requirements, forms, and steps to stay safe and legal in the US.

You visit an immigration detention facility to check on conditions inside — and end up facing federal criminal charges. That is exactly what happened to Rep. LaMonica McIver, the only sitting member of Congress the DOJ has indicted, after her May 2025 oversight visit to Delaney Hall, a Newark ICE facility. Two of three charges survived an appeals court ruling in August 2026, leaving her facing up to 17 years in prison.

Arrested by ICE with a criminal record? Learn your rights, how to fight deportation, and what steps to take immediately after an ICE arrest.

Arrested by ICE with an old deportation order? Learn your legal options: motions to reopen, stays of removal, and how to act fast.

Learn how immigrants can vacate or modify a criminal conviction to eliminate immigration consequences and prevent removal from the US.

Learn if your ICE detainer is lawful and how to challenge it under the Gonzalez v. ICE class action settlement. Know your rights now.

Arrested by ICE? Know your rights: right to remain silent, right to an attorney, and how to fight deportation. Step-by-step guide for immigrants.

Julian Curo-Churata, a 47-year-old man from Peru, died in ICE custody on September 29, 2026, at a hospital in Monroe, Louisiana — less than two weeks after an immigration judge denied his request for relief and voluntary departure. The cause of death is not yet known; an autopsy is pending. His case raises questions about medical care and oversight inside immigration detention facilities.