There are several different reasons that both legal and illegal immigrants are deported from Pierce County Washington.

Common Reasons for Removal from Pierce County Washington

A growing trend is that immigrants are being deported or removed after an arrest or conviction from a criminal charge not related to their citizenship status. Many times, people are also deported or removed for merely being in the United States illegally. If you are facing deportation from Pierce County WA, you should read about your rights.

Legal Immigrants May Get Deported from Pierce County WA

Legal and illegal immigrants alike face possible deportation for some felonies in Pierce County, WA.

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 possible.

Immigrants may seek the protection of "safe harbor" laws that direct state and local officials to not report individuals to the U.S government unless compelled by federal law. Immigrants who have resided in the U.S. over 7 years may also be able to seek asylum. Present your case today and Pierce County WA Deportation or Removal Lawyers will examine your case and propose a legal plan of action.