When a person faces deportation proceedings in the United States, it is common to receive conflicting advice or hear misinformation. These myths can lead to fear, poor decisions, or even the loss of a legal opportunity. In this blog, we debunk the most common myths about defending against deportation and explain what legal options you may have.
Many immigrants believe that there is nothing they can do if they receive a notice to appear before an immigration court. Others think that because they entered the country illegally, they have no right to a defense. These beliefs, although common, are incorrect and can seriously harm an immigration case. With the right guidance, it is possible to stop or delay a deportation order, depending on each situation.
One of the most widespread myths is that a deportation order is final and cannot be appealed. Another myth is that only legal residents or citizens are entitled to a lawyer. The reality is that there are several forms of defense, such as asylum, cancellation of deportation, VAWA, U Visa, TPS, among others, that can help you remain in the country.
The first thing to do is not to panic or make hasty decisions. Seek legal advice as soon as possible and do not ignore official notices. Many cases can be resolved favorably with the right strategy and enough time to act.
Facing deportation proceedings can be frightening, but you are not alone. Debunking myths and understanding your rights is the first step in taking control of your situation. At Campos Law Firm, we offer free consultations to review your case and help you find the best legal solution.
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