Illegal Reentry After Deportation Lawyer in Arizona

Suzuki Law Offices provides aggressive defense representation to clients facing various criminal charges. As a law firm serving individuals and families throughout Arizona, representing clients who face immigration-related charges is an important part of our practice.

Our Arizona illegal reentry after deportation lawyers can take charge of your case and get to work on a personalized defense strategy. We have decades of experience and understand shifting immigration laws in the United States.

Contact us now to learn more about how our Arizona federal crimes lawyers can assist with your needs.

Why Choose Our Illegal Reentry After Deportation Lawyers in Arizona?

Choosing our Arizona criminal defense lawyers can improve your chances of successfully resolving the allegations you face for illegal reentry into the country. Our team knows how to handle alleged immigration violations, and we’re ready to focus on your specific needs.

Our firm is led by Attorney Richard Suzuki, a former Assistant United States Attorney who has earned national recognition for his work protecting criminal defendants’ rights, freedoms, and futures.

Fluent in Spanish and English, Mr. Suzuki is committed to helping clients facing issues such as:

• 8 USC 1326: Reentry of Removed Aliens; or
• 8 USC 1324: Alien Smuggling and Transporting Illegal Aliens

As a former federal prosecutor, Mr. Suzuki understands how these cases work and can provide more effective defense strategies based upon his diverse experience. His insight and the collaborative efforts of our entire legal team can be critical for clients facing even the most serious charges and penalties.

Defenses for Illegal Reentry Charges

Our dedicated team can help you understand potential defenses to federal illegal-reentry charges. We may need to show that your deportation proceedings improperly deprived you of judicial review or that your entry of the order was fundamentally unfair.

We’re here to help with federal immigration criminal matters and understand what you’re going through if you’re accused of criminal reentry. Allow our team to fight for you today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Illegal Reentry

Our illegal reentry after deportation attorneys in Arizona can answer any questions you have about your legal situation. For example, we can answer questions like:

What are the penalties for illegal reentry after being deported?

If you have been charged with an immigration-related re-entry or smuggling offense, you may be facing a variety of penalties depending on your criminal history:

• If you were convicted of a felony before or had three or more misdemeanors involving drugs or a victim, you could face up to 10 years in prison.
• If you have an aggravated felony, you could be facing up to 20 years in prison and be permanently barred from re-entering.
• If you were previously removed for unlawful presence, you could face up to two years in prison.

Whatever the charges may be, you still have rights. Richard Suzuki understands the elements of illegal entry offenses. Our team will defend your rights to the fullest extent under our legal system in immigration enforcement and potential deportation proceedings.

Because he is an experienced federal criminal defense attorney, Mr. Suzuki can defend you against any federal or state criminal charges you may be facing. You can count on the professional legal team at Suzuki Law Offices to provide you with the personal attention and aggressive representation you not only need, but deserve.

What should I do to reenter the U.S. after deportation?

Reentering the U.S. after removal proceedings is very challenging. You should not try to reenter the country without approval. You may speak with a federal defense lawyer who can review your situation and discuss options like waiting out the period of inadmissibility and then filing Form I-212.

You may need to file a waiver (Form I-601) for some immigration violations, including unlawful presence.

You submit these forms to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and wait for a decision. If USCIS approves, you can move forward with a visa application.

Can I stay in the country if I’m accused of illegal reentry?

It’s incredibly challenging to stay in the United States if you’re accused of illegal reentry, because technically you no longer have the right to speak to an immigration judge. However, you may have a chance in some cases, especially if your lawyer believes you qualify for a reasonable fear interview.

Your attorney could also file a motion to reopen your initial removal order. Choose a lawyer who understands immigration laws and entry-related offenses and can help with your specific situation.

Criminal Alien Smuggling and Illegal Reentry After Deportation Violations in Arizona

A criminal conviction in Arizona may result in deportation. Allegations of illegal re-entry after deportation may result in federal charges and up to 20 years in prison.

Any federal charges regarding immigration and deportation are potentially grave, and it is of the utmost importance that you retain legal counsel as soon as possible. Suzuki Law Offices represents clients throughout Arizona, and we can help you in Spanish or English.

Talk to us now and allow our Arizona illegal reentry after deportation attorneys to fight for your rights.