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Deportation Court & Deportation Defense
Removal and deportation is an extremely difficult and highly complex area of immigration law. Some of your most important rights are at stake in a removal proceeding. Your very freedom to live and work in the United States is in jeopardy. Hiring an immigration lawyer with years of experience handling these complicated issues can make all the difference. If you are facing deportation, the time to contact an immigration lawyer is now! What Should I Expect In Deportation Court?Learn what to expect when Deportation Court proceedings get underway! Download the Deportation Court Guide from the International Law Offices of Gabriel Jose Carrera. CLICK TO READ THE DEPORTATION COURT GUIDE ONLINE → At the International Law Office of Gabriel Jose Carrera, P.A., we understand the anxiety and stress that you are feeling. We understand how difficult a deportation hearing can be on you and your family. Family members are often devastated by the prospect of a loved one being moved thousands of miles away. We are committed to doing whatever we can to put you and your family at ease. From finding personal references to showing "extreme hardship" on the family, our comprehensive approach in deportation proceedings allows us to optimize your chances of success. If you know of someone who has been detained or has had an immigration hold placed on them you should first contact Attorney Gabriel Jose Carrera at 954-618-0122 or 954-533-7593. In most cases the Attorney can visit the detainee within 24 hours after the initial detention! Should you need to contact the detention center to verify whether they hold a
certain detainee, we have supplied you with the following addresses and Detention Center List in South Florida
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Attorney Carrera handles cases at Krome Detention Center in Miami, Broward Transitional Center (BTC) in Pompano Beach, Miami Immigration Court, Glades Detention Center in Moore Haven, Florida and travels to Immigration Courts all over the United States to defend the rights of those detained.