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Contact an Immigration Lawyer with Experience in Removal/Deportation CasesIt is not enough to find a general immigration lawyer. It is advisable that you find an attorney with sufficient experience in removal and deportation cases, as this process is very complicated and one wrong step may lead to the terrible consequence of deportation, usually subjecting the person to a bar from re-entry into the United States for 10 or more years. 2
Act FastRemoval and deportation cases move quickly through the system. The earlier you bring an attorney into the case, the greater the chances that something may be done to keep you in the United States. This is especially true in cases where an immigration judge has previously issued a deportation/removal order. Related Questions1 Attorney answers: 
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