Citizenship Law Representation & Removal Defense

 

 Deportation Orders
Even a Lawful Permanent Resident can be excluded or deported from the United States if convicted of certain crimes. The determination of immigration consequences arising from a criminal conviction is  complex, and requires the knowledge and experience of an immigration law attorney.

Some of the crimes that can result in deportation proceedings include:

  • Drug Offenses

  • Firearms Offenses

  • Domestic Violence
  • Security/Terrorism
    Related Crimes
  • Fraud & Other
    White Collar Crimes
  • Aggravated Felonies
  • Unauthorized Employment
  • Fraudulent or Unauthorized Entry Into the U.S.
 
If you or someone you care about has been charged with a crime, contact Marshall H. Hong, Attorney at Law, for an analysis of possible immigration consequences and for experienced defense against deportation.

The experienced immigration law attorneys at Marshall H. Hong, Attorney at Law, are available to in the defend you against removal (deportation) from the United States.  Please Contact us at (773) 908-2369 to schedule an appointment for consultation.

 Removal Defense
(Including Consultation Services for Criminal Defense Attorneys)
Our removal and criminal deportation defense attorneys offer representation to clients facing removal (deportation) from the United States, deferred inspections, and immigration bond hearings.  Illegal entry, unlawful presence, violation of immigration laws, and certain criminal convictions can all result in deportation or exclusion from the United States, even of Lawful Permanent Residents.
 
We can assist in obtaining relief from removal in many instances. If you or someone you care about has been charged with or convicted of a crime, contact one of the experienced removal defense attorneys at Marshall H. Hong, Attorney at Law.  For criminal defense attorneys, attorney Marshall H. Hong also offers analysis of the immigration consequences of criminal convictions for your clients.

Our deportation defense attorneys have successfully presented cases before the Federal District Court, the Federal Court of Appeals, the U.S. Immigration Court, and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA).  We are also available to represent clients at deferred inspections and immigration bond hearings.
 
 Post-Conviction Relief
Deportation is not the only threat to the status of an immigrant or resident alien.  A criminal record, past convictions, or an order of court supervision for a criminal charge in the state of Illinois may result in exclusion from re-entry to the U.S., or a denial of immigration benefits such as Citizenship or Renewal of Permanent Resident Status.  Even if a criminal conviction has been expunged, the conviction could still result in the exclusion from re-entry into the United States.

If you are facing criminal charges, contact our immigration defense team at Marshall H. Hong, Attorney at Law, for an analysis of the possible immigration consequences of a conviction.  For experienced legal representation and advice, contact our removal defense lawyers to schedule an appointment for consultation.