Under U.S. immigration laws, authorities may deport or remove legal and illegal immigrants under a number of circumstances from Northbridge Massachusetts.

Avoiding Deportation from Northbridge Massachusetts

Most persons are deported or removed after an arrest for an unrelated criminal charge. Being in the United States without authorization can also be sufficient for deportation or removal. If you have been arrested or face deportation under other circumstances from Northbridge MA, you should read about your rights.

You May Be Deported from Northbridge MA

Authorities can deport or remove people on a variety of grounds -- even those who are legally residing in Northbridge, MA.

Violent felonies and most drug charges can be grounds for deportation or removal. Misdemeanor crimes of moral turpitude, such as theft or fraud, also may be grounds for deportation or removal. Contesting deportation or removal is allowed.

Those who have been in the United States for over 7 years or have reason to seek asylum may be able to prevent being deported. Some cities also have "safe harbor" laws that encourage local officials not to report illegal immigrants to Immigration and Customs Enforcement unless specific Federal laws require it. Present your case and Northbridge MA Deportation or Removal Lawyers will look over your case and respond with a potential plan for you.