Fighting Deportation: Guide to Relief in Removal Proceedings

Are you or a loved one facing a notice to appear in immigration court? In this episode Richard Wilner, Board Certified by the State Bar of California as a Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law and Founding Shareholder of Wilner & O'Reilly, breaks down the essential forms of legal relief available in removal proceedings. "Removal" is the legal term for deportation, and being in court means your case is heard by a judge rather than an immigration officer.We dive into the critical details of:- Asylum & Withholding of Removal: The difference between affirmative and defensive applications. - The One-Year Deadline: Why missing this deadline may change your case to "withholding of removal." - Cancellation of Removal: How permanent residents and non-residents can qualify to stay in the U.S. - The Hardship Standard: Proving "extreme and exceptionally unusual hardship" to qualifying relatives. Facing deportation is serious, but there are legal pathways to fight your case. Contact us at www.wilneroreilly.com