What is Deportation?
Deportation, also called removal, is a process in which non-United States citizens are ordered by the United States government to leave the country. You can be served with removal regardless of whether you have a green card, a temporary visa, are here on asylum, or are undocumented.
Deportation and removal can happen if you violate immigration law while residing in the United States. For example, if you have entered the country unlawfully, overstayed your Visa, or violated your current status, you may face deportation or removal from the United States.
The term “prosecutorial discretion” refers to the authority given to a government agency or officer to decide which charges to bring in a legal case. In immigration law, prosecutorial discretion is often exercised in determining where to focus immigration resources. If you are residing in the US unlawfully, you may not become the focus of prosecutorial discretion for years at a time.
If you are ever caught in government cross-hairs, you will want an experienced immigration attorney by your side. You will want the team from Bade Law Group. We can help to establish that you are eligible for relief so that you may lawfully stay in the US.








