For non-citizens, certain criminal charges or convictions can have serious immigration consequences. Depending on the type of offense and the outcome of the case, a person may face detention, removal proceedings, or difficulty obtaining immigration benefits in the future.

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Actions taken in a criminal case can directly impact a person’s immigration status. Pleas, convictions, and even certain charges may trigger immigration consequences under federal law. Having legal guidance that considers both criminal defense and immigration implications can help individuals better understand their options and make informed decisions that protect their rights and their future.

We understand how criminal charges can impact a person’s immigration status. Our team works to evaluate both the criminal and immigration consequences of a case and develop strategies that protect our clients’ rights, freedom, and future in the United States. With experience in both areas of law, we guide clients through the process and help them make informed decisions at every stage of their case.​​

• Criminal defense for charges with immigration consequences.

• Advice on how criminal cases affect visas, permanent resident cards, or DACA. 

• Representation in ICE detention cases related to arrests.

• Motions to reduce or dismiss charges and preserve immigration exemption.​

• These are just examples, and our team may still be able to assist even if your situation is not listed.