Fighting for Your Right to Stay
Receiving a Notice to Appear (NTA) in immigration court is one of the most frightening experiences a person can face. The consequences — separation from family, loss of livelihood, return to danger — can be devastating and permanent. The MB Law Group provides aggressive, experienced representation in removal proceedings, exploring every available avenue of relief to keep you and your family together in the United States.
Removal Defense Strategies
- Cancellation of removal (LPR and non-LPR)
- Adjustment of status before the Immigration Judge
- Asylum, withholding, and CAT protection
- Voluntary departure negotiations
- Administrative closure and prosecutorial discretion
- Termination of proceedings motions
Court Representation & Appeals
- Master calendar and individual hearing representation
- Motion to reopen or reconsider
- Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) appeals
- Federal Circuit Court of Appeals petitions
- Bond hearings and ICE detention review
- Stay of removal applications
Act Quickly: Immigration court deadlines are strict and unforgiving. Missing a hearing can result in an automatic order of removal in absentia. If you or a loved one has received any immigration court notice, contact us immediately — time is critical.
Common Grounds for Relief
- 10 years of continuous physical presence (non-LPR)
- 7 years of lawful admission (LPR)
- U.S. citizen or LPR spouse, parent, or child
- Exceptional and extremely unusual hardship
- Asylum or withholding eligibility
After a Removal Order
- Motion to reopen based on new evidence
- Motion to reopen based on changed country conditions
- BIA appeal of the removal order
- Federal court habeas corpus petition
- I-212 permission to reapply after removal