Palatine Deportation Lawyers

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Under U.S. immigration laws, authorities may deport or remove legal and illegal immigrants under a number of reasons from Palatine Illinois.

Typical Reasons for Removal from Palatine Illinois

Most deportations happen after arrest for criminal charges. Deportation may also happen for entry into the U.S. without authorization, but it is less common. If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime and are facing deportation from Palatine IL, it would be advisable to educate yourself about your rights.

Legal Immigrants May Get Deported from Palatine IL

Both legal and illegal immigrants may be subject to mandatory deportation for committing certain crimes in Palatine, IL.

In most cases, immigrants are deported for violent felonies as well as drug charges. However, there is a growing trend that even minor offenses can be grounds for deportation if the crimes involved moral turpitude.

Those who seek asylum in the United States, and those who have lived in the U.S. for more than 7 years may be able to stop being deported or removed. Often times, many cities and states have "safe harbor" laws that allow offenders not to be reported to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unless directly required to by Federal law. You can present your case today and Palatine IL Deportation or Removal Lawyers will evaluate your case and propose a legal plan of action.

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Life in Palatine

Palatine, Illinois is located in Cook County, and is a mostly-residential suburb of Chicago. Its population is about 68,000 people.

The village of Palatine was founded in 1866, as a station for the new Chicago and North Western Railway. Palatine began to grow as a residential suburb immediately after World War Two.That period of history saw major economic growth, driven by years of pent-up consumer demand caused by war rationing and the Great Depression.

During the economic boom of the late 1990s, Palatine began modernizing and revitalizing its downtown area, building a new train station, parking garage, as well as a good deal of office and condominium space. Several large corporations have a major presence in Palatine. They include JPMorgan Chase, Weber-Stephen Products, and Square D (a large manufacturer of circuit breakers).

Palatine's economy also benefits from its status as a suburb of Chicago. Many residents of Palatine work in Chicago, allowing for a regular exchange of goods and labor.

If you live in Palatine, Illinois, and need a lawyer, it's very likely that a Palatine, Illinois lawyer can help.

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