Legal Question in Immigration Law in North Carolina

Re: deportation

Absolutely. Drug trafficking can be considered an aggravated felony for immigration purposes. This can lead to deportation and preclusion from relief. Drug possession is also a deportable offense, but relief can be obtained and the foreign national can sometimes remain in the U.S. In either case, a conviction for a drug offense usually leades to mandatory detention (no bond) during deportation proceedings.

Contact a skilled deportation lawyer immediately.

Re: deportation

The short answer is yes. However, there might be ways to remain in the U.S. including some waivers. This would depend on the specific situation. Please contact us by email so that you can provide more specific situation and we can give you a better advise. Our attorneys do travel to N.C. several times a year and are fluent in English, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian.