Removal Defense
Our firm takes great pride in our proven ability to prevent the removal of non-citizens from the United States by the Department of Homeland Security/Immigration & Customs Enforcement. We do not see our clients as “removable aliens,” but as loved husbands, wives, sons, daughters, and members of the community.
We believe deportation is the harshest form of punishment, and creates scars that can affect families for generations. Therefore, we are adept and aggressive in fighting the government when it seeks to deport our clients, and have great experience winning cases through cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, asylum/withholding, and by successfully obtaining prosecutorial discretion.
Our firm also has an exemplary track record of getting deportation cases brought by the United States thrown out of Immigration Court entirely, or “terminated.”
Here are but a few examples where we stopped the government, at the outset, from removing long-time permanent residents from this country:
Matter of Kellman (Immigration Court, Jan. 4, 2022) (terminating removal proceedings against Lawful Permanent Resident convicted of weapons possession offense)
Matter of Mathurin (Immigration Court, Jan. 7, 2020) (terminating removal proceedings against Lawful Permanent Resident convicted of theft offense)
Matter of Williams (Immigration Court, Oct. 9, 2018) (terminating removal proceedings against Lawful Permanent Resident convicted of weapons possession offense)
Matter of Nelson (Immigration Court, June 26, 2018) (terminating removal proceedings against Lawful Permanent Resident convicted of weapons possession offense)
Matter of Nunez (Immigration Court, Sept. 20, 2013) (terminating removal proceedings against Lawful Permanent Resident convicted of controlled substance possession offense)
**Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome**
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions about Immigration Court and how we can help.
Testimonials
-Ashaki V.
It is very hard to find people or even professionals that you can trust. I trusted Michael Goldman with my family's life. If my daughter had been deported I would have found it hard to live each day without her physically in my presence.
-Anonymous
-Dee E.
-Tiffany N.