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The United States Government routinely seeks to place aliens, including those who are lawfully admitted as permanent residents (those who possess green cards), into removal proceedings. Removal proceedings means that the United States Government intends to deport you from the United States. These proceedings can be initiated due to various reasons including, overstaying a visa; entry using fraudulent documents; arrests and/or convictions for misdemeanors or felonies.

Removal proceedings, formerly known as "deportation proceedings" can have serious consequences on individuals and their loved ones. Remember, any person living in the United States who is not a United States citizen can be arrested and deported by the United States Government for various reasons. Legal immigrants and non-immigrant visa holders can be subject to severe consequences if they are arrested or convicted for certain crimes. Even arrests without convictions can result in negative immigration consequences. For instance, individuals seeking to obtain a green card through adjustment of status may have their cases denied on discretion if arrested for certain crimes even though the arrest did not result in a conviction. 

 If you have been arrested or convicted for a criminal offense and you are not a United States citizen, you could face deportation from the United States. It is critically important that you have aggressive, competent, legal counsel on your side.

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As a former lawyer for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (also known as ICE), Steven A. Goldstein saw a dire need for quality, competent representation for individuals facing incarceration and deportation by ICE authorities. As a former Judge, Ada B. Pozo presided over thousands of criminal, civil, and family court cases.  It is critical to seek competent legal representation when facing deportation. As a former U.S. Immigration Prosecutor, Steven A. Goldstein has appeared thousands of times before the very same Immigration Judges that will decide your case in Immigration Court. This is important when defending against deportation or asking an Immigration Judge to grant a bond for an individual so that he or she can be released from immigration custody. In certain cases, relief from removal (deportation) is available. This relief comes in the form of political asylum; cancellation of removal; and waivers or pardons under certain sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

Our experience makes a difference. Removal proceedings are a serious matter. When you need an immigration lawyer, contact Pozo and Goldstein, LLP. We offer free initial consultations in most immigration matters. We have extensive experience representing men and women in immigration proceedings. If you are in removal proceedings, you need an attorney with the skill and experience to protect your interests. Our lawyers know the dangers faced by men and women involved in removal proceedings. We know that deportation often leads to persecution and torture. We are committed to protecting our clients by providing aggressive representation in immigration matters. At Pozo Goldstein, LLP, we help clients file applications for residency, waivers, motions to reopen, and applications for relief from deportation under the Immigration and Naturalization Act. If you have green card issues, or if you were detained for removal proceedings, call the South Florida deportation defense attorneys at Pozo Goldstein, LLP today.

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Pozo Goldstein, LLP maintain offices in Florida (Miami and Broward Counties); Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and New York, NY. We represent people in need of competent immigration representation in these cities and throughout the United States. We handle all immigration matters for foreign nationals and their families. Contact us to discuss your situation with an immigration lawyer. Your initial consultation is free.

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