Law Offices of C. Antonio Delgado

  Several legal reasons can make the U.S. immigration authorities deport an immigrant. As harsh as it may sound the immigrants did not have a right to be in the U.S., to begin with, and even the immigrants who have the temporary or permanent right to stay in the U.S can be deported by the authorities for various reasons.   l       The first and most basic reason for deportation is the failure to obey the terms of a Visa. If you are an immigrant you might already know that some conditions are applied to your stay in the U.S. for example, people on tourist visas are not allowed to work.   l   There are several crimes like smuggling, domestic violence, document fraud, firearms trafficking, money laundering, etc that can result in deportation.   l   Violating the immigration laws of the U.S. like smuggling other immigrants into the U.S. or fraudulent marriage can be a cause of deportation.   l   Using public assistance w...

  Every citizen in the United States, regardless of immigration or citizenship status, is provided with some rights as mentioned below: ·          The right to get a protection order ·          The right to legal separation or divorce without the consent of your partner ·          The right to share the property; in case of divorce, the court will divide any property you and your spouse have together. ·          The right to ask for custody of your kids and financial support.   It is important to know that parents of children under the age of 21 often are required to pay child support for any child not living with them. Consult an immigration lawyer who has the experience of working with immigrants to discuss how various legal options may affect or assist you. Under U.S. law, regardless of immigration or cit...