Deportation & Removal Defense · Serving Boston & Greater Massachusetts

Boston Deportation Defense Attorney

Are you or a loved one in deportation or removal proceedings? Are you looking for Boston deportation defense attorneys to work quickly and efficiently to keep you or your loved one in the United States?

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Why Choose Bade Law Group to Resolve Your Immigration Case?

  • With Us, You’ll Never Face the System Alone

    We work beside you to resolve your case, no guesswork on your part.

  • No Case Is Too Difficult or Complex

    We handle all types of immigration cases. We take cases other attorneys have turned down. We fight for YOU.

  • Highly Reviewed & Rated

    Highly rated on Google and respected legal site AVVO. See some of our client reviews below.

  • Highly Responsive

    We pride ourselves on fast response times when communicating with our clients. We will never let your questions or concerns go unaddressed.

  • We Overcome Obstacles With You And Celebrate Your Victory

    We get emotionally invested in our clients and their goals. When you get positive news about your immigration case, we are as excited as you are!

  • We Keep You Updated

    Transparency is important. We want you to know what’s happening with your case at all points in the process.

  • Decades of Experience

    With over Two Decades of combined experience, our attorneys are equipped to protect you and your family.

  • No Guesswork on Your Part

    Mistakes can be expensive and difficult (if not impossible) to correct. It’s faster and more cost-effective to handle it correctly in the first place, so contact our experienced and diligent team with any questions about your specific case.

  • Client Education Focused

    Our goal is to keep you updated and informed. We help you understand what is going on with your case at all times.

What Our Clients Are Saying

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Ramsey CentenoLocal Guide · 38 reviews · 10 photosRated 5 out of 5 stars

I am extremely grateful to Jennifer Bade, Melissa, and the entire team for their outstanding professionalism and dedication in representing my family member. From the very beginning, they conducted a thorough consultation, carefully evaluated the case, and clearly explained all available options.

Throughout the process, the team ensured that I fully understood each step and encouraged a collaborative, team-based approach. They guided me on what documentation was needed and worked closely with me to prepare the case, which made a very stressful situation feel organized and manageable.

The firm successfully advocated for my family member by securing a bond hearing, adjusting court dates when necessary, and providing strong representation throughout. Their persistence, preparation, and commitment ultimately led to my family member’s release, for which we are deeply thankful.

I was more than satisfied with their representation and truly appreciated their transparency, communication, and advocacy. I look forward to continuing to work with Jennifer, Melissa, and their team on any pending or future matters, and I would confidently recommend this firm to anyone seeking immigration legal representation.

John Hennessey7 reviewsRated 5 out of 5 stars

Bade Law Group were incredible every step of the way for our immigration case. Extremely transparent, quick same-day responses to questions by email and phone. Jennifer Bade and the entire team took the daunting task of the mountain of paperwork and streamlined things to make the application process straightforward and easy for our busy family.

At the end, for our interview, in a state thousands of miles from her office, Jennifer Bade managed to defy odds — including several delayed flights due to the government shutdown and ATC staffing reductions — and flew across the country to be with our family to represent us at our USCIS interview. The level of personalized service, hard work, and dedication to her clients is unparalleled. No matter where you live, if you need an immigration attorney — hire Jennifer C. Bade Esq.

Xiomara EscobarLocal Guide · 30 reviews · 39 photosRated 5 out of 5 stars

Jennifer is the best. She’s knowledgeable, professional and passionate. During our hearings, I felt supported and confident having her and her team by my side, I was very happy with how they represented me. Thank you so much!

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.

Bond and Immigration Detention

If a loved one has been detained, they may be eligible for an Immigration Bond. If ICE has set an immigration bond, the bond can be posted, and your loved one can be released. If no bond was set, or the bond was set too high, you or your loved one can request a bond hearing. Bade Law Group will negotiate the terms of bond on you or your loved one’s behalf.

If you or your loved one attends all hearings and follows all orders set by ICE or the presiding judge, the bond money will be returned to whoever paid it.

How Does Removal Defense Work?

We get in touch with you to evaluate your situation and determine if you qualify for removal defense. Following the evaluation, you will be offered a consultation with a specialist who will advise you on the best strategy according to your situation. Once the options have been examined, you may start a case. You will receive regular updates, and we will be available to address any questions regarding your application.

What Are My Options For Removal Relief?

  • Seeking Asylum in the United StatesIf returning to your country of nationality would put your life, safety, or freedom at risk, you may file for asylum.
  • Cancellation of Removal and Prosecutorial DiscretionThis is essentially a request to dismiss removal proceedings on grounds of upstanding moral character, continuous residence in the United States, and/or your removal would cause undue hardship to another Lawful Permanent Resident or relative.
  • Adjustment of StatusIf your Immigration status changes while in removal proceedings, this can stop deportation proceedings.
  • Challenging the Grounds for RemovalProving that the criminal conviction outlined in your NTA is not grounds for deportation under immigration law, proving that “burden of proof” for the alleged crime has not been met, or identifying procedural errors or constitutional violations in your case can lead to a dismissal of proceedings.
  • Temporary Protected StatusIf your country of nationality is experiencing extraordinary conditions, such as armed conflict, a natural disaster, or an epidemic, removal proceedings may be temporarily suspended, giving you time for other avenues of immigration.
  • UVisa and VAWA PetitionsThese humanitarian visas allow for protection for individuals who have been victims of certain crimes.

If the above removal reliefs have not been successful, don’t worry. You have the right to file an Appeal on your case, requesting a stay of removal to allow time to gather more evidence. If new evidence in your favor has been discovered, or you/your prior attorney failed to adequately represent you and your case Bade Law Group will file a Motion to Reopen your case and give you a second chance.

Asylum

You are eligible to apply for asylum to the United States if you meet the national definition of Refugee. This can mean that you have suffered persecution or fear you will suffer persecution based on:

  • Race
  • Religion
  • Nationality
  • Membership in a particular social group
  • Political opinion

To apply for asylum, you must be present in the United States and file your forms within 1 year of your arrival in the U.S. Asylum cases can be tricky – don’t go it alone! Our immigration lawyers at Bade Law Group will help guide you through this difficult process.

Immigration Waivers

If you have been deemed inadmissible for immigration to the United States, you may be eligible to file an “Inadmissibility Waiver”. This can waive certain criteria that would otherwise cause deportation or denial of naturalization. Even if you have previously applied for and been denied an inadmissibility waiver, that does not bar you from applying again as long as a decision has not been made on your case.

We will help you explore all of your options to achieve the best possible outcome for your situation and your family.

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What To Do Now

We welcome your questions and want to understand your situation to help you receive the best possible outcome for your immigration case. Call Bade Law Group at (617) 991-9901 with questions and a description of your situation to see if we can assist or to schedule a consultation.

Or you may simply fill out the form above on this page. Your form will be directly emailed to our office, and you can expect a reply within one business day and often within hours of the same day. All information you share is confidential.

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