What is removal/deportation?
Removal/deportation is the process of expelling someone from the United States. In New York specifically, removal/deportation occurs when a person is determined to be present in the country unlawfully or without proper documentation. Immigration judges preside over removal/deportation proceedings and have the power to order a person to be removed from the country, depending on their individual circumstances. Asylum seekers are a particular type of immigrant who flee their country of origin due to fear of persecution based on their religion, political opinion, nationality, or race. To be eligible for asylum one must physically be present in the United States and apply for asylum status. It is important to note that even if someone is granted asylum they are still subject to removal/deportation if they commit certain crimes or other violations of U.S. immigration law. In all cases, removal/deportation is an emotionally complex process for those involved. Deportation can have significant implications for an individual’s chances for future immigration to the United States. To avoid deportation, it is important to speak to an understanding immigration lawyer who can assess a person’s individual case and advise them on the best steps to take in order to remain in the United States.
THELAW.TV ofrece respuestas en español a todas las preguntas sobre la ley de inmigración.La remoción/deportación es cuando una persona es enviada fuera de un país con el cual tiene una conexión legal, pero se le niega la entrada o se le prohíbe quedarse. Esto normalmente pasa cuando alguien intenta llegar a un país sin los documentos requeridos o si hay alguna razón para creer que la persona realizará una actividad ilegal. Esto también puede suceder si la persona no se ajusta a los estándares de inmigración del país. En Nueva York, los oficiales de inmigración pueden decidir deportar a alguien de una variedad de razones, incluyendo el incumplimiento de una orden de la corte, el ser acusado de un crimen y el no cumplir con los requisitos para solicitar el asilo. La deportación implica el arresto, el procesamiento y la remoción forzada de los Estados Unidos. El proceso puede incluir los siguientes pasos: una audiencia de deportación, una detención en un centro de inmigración, un traslado y la partida a un país diferente. Dentro de la región de Nueva York, los inmigrantes pueden revisar las leyes y los requisitos de inmigración que dictan la posibilidad de deportación.
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