When an immigrant commits a serious crime, it can increase their chances of getting deported to their country of origin. Even immigrants with green cards can get deported if there is evidence that they committed a serious crime or a series of crimes. Our Dallas deportation attorneys explain what crimes can lead to deportation.
Types of Crimes that Can Result in Deportation
According to the Department of State, amoral turpitude and aggravated felonies are the most common types of crimes that can result in deportation. If an immigrant has a long list of crimes, it can result in immediate deportation without the chance of an immigration hearing. Immigrants deported due to criminal charges may also become “inadmissible,” meaning that they won’t be allowed to return to the United States under any circumstances. For such reasons, it’s vital for immigrants and green card holders to have an experienced immigration attorney on their side.
Below are the most common types of crimes that can lead to deportation:
- Theft
- Robbery
- Domestic Violence
- Kidnapping
- Aggravated DUI/DWI
- Voluntary manslaughter
- Child pornography
- Money Laundering
- Drug or firearm trafficking
- Sexual abuse of a minor
- Tax evasion involving $10,000 or more
Experienced Dallas Deportation Lawyers
If you or your loved one are facing criminal charges that could lead to deportation, our team at Perdomo Dorsett Immigration Law is here to help you. We have more than 20 years of combined experience assisting clients in immigration law matters, and removal cases are among the most common we have handled in the past. Our deportation and removal attorneys in Dallas can work with you to develop a legal strategy unique to your situation that can help you increase your odds of remaining in the U.S.
Contact our Dallas deportation attorneys today at (214) 516-7776 to schedule a consultation!
