Immigration enforcement does not take place only at U.S. borders. In the interior of the U.S., Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests, detains, and removes those it believes have violated immigration laws. While we usually think of deportation/removal proceedings as only affecting unauthorized immigrants, under the current administration, there are more groups of immigrants who could potentially be deported.
Our immigration laws are in a state of seemingly constant change, making it extremely difficult for most immigrants, as they may not know who is considered “deportable.” If you are an immigrant currently in the United States and you are unsure of your status, speaking to an experienced Lombard, IL immigration attorney can be the single best step you can take to protect yourself and your family.
What Groups Are Being Deported?
The following groups of people are currently considered “deportable.”