Deportation Order - attorneypierre.com

You Received a Deportation Order. It's Not Over.

We Fight to Pause or Reverse Removal.

24/7 Emergency Intake | As a proud son of Haitian immigrants, Attorney Calvin Pierre has helped families overturn final orders and stay in America.

We speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, Haitian Creole, and French.

"We've filed emergency stays and successfully reopened deportation cases for families this year."

What to Do Right Now

If you or your family member received a deportation order, take these steps immediately:

DO NOT ignore the order

ICE can execute a deportation order at any time without additional notice. You could be arrested and removed within days or weeks.

Find the order date and issuing court

Look at your Notice of Decision or Order of Removal. The date matters. Strict legal deadlines apply, and missing them can be permanent.

DO NOT leave the United States

If you leave voluntarily, you may be barred from returning for 10 years or permanently. We need to explore all options before you make that decision.

Gather evidence of changed circumstances

New marriage, U.S. citizen children, country conditions that have worsened, evidence you never received proper notice. These can be grounds to reopen your case.

Contact us immediately

We can file emergency motions to stop your deportation while we fight to reopen or appeal your case.

How We Fight Your Deportation Order

Every case has options. Here’s how we approach the fight.

Emergency Stay of Removal

If your deportation is imminent, we file an emergency motion to stay (pause) your removal. This buys critical time to prepare your case and prevents ICE from deporting you while we fight in court. We've stopped deportations hours before scheduled flights.

Motion to Reopen or Reconsider

A deportation order is not always final. We analyze your case to identify legal grounds to reopen it — ineffective assistance of prior counsel, new evidence, changed country conditions, or failure to receive proper notice. If the judge made a legal error, we file a Motion to Reconsider.

Appeals to Higher Courts

If your case was recently decided and you have valid legal grounds, we can appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) or federal Circuit Court. We know what appellate judges in the Second Circuit look for and present arguments that maximize your chances.

Alternative Relief Applications

Even with a deportation order, you may still qualify for relief you didn't previously pursue — asylum based on new country conditions, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status through family, or prosecutorial discretion. We explore every possible avenue.

Real Results From Families We've Helped

These are real stories from families who thought it was over.

“I had a deportation order from 2019. I thought it was over. Attorney Pierre found that my previous lawyer never told me about my appeal rights. We reopened my case and I just got my green card approved last month.”

Jean-Paul D.

Newark, NJ

“ICE came to my house to deport me. Attorney Pierre filed an emergency stay within 6 hours. They couldn’t take me. Now we’re fighting my case and I’m still here with my children.”

Luisa M.

Jersey City, NJ

“I was ordered deported in 2020 but never left. I was terrified every day. This team reopened my case based on changed conditions in my country. I now have a work permit and we’re waiting for my asylum interview.”

Ricardo P.

Elizabeth, NJ

Legal Disclaimer: Past results do not guarantee a future outcome. Every case is different.

Your Questions Answered

Is it too late if I already have a deportation order?

Not necessarily. Depending on when the order was issued and the circumstances of your case, there may be legal options to reopen, appeal, or stay your removal. We analyze every case individually to determine what’s possible.

How much does this cost?

Fighting a deportation order requires significant legal work, but we offer payment plans for families in crisis. During your free consultation, we’ll explain the costs and create a plan that works for your situation.

What if my order is old — from years ago?

Old orders can sometimes be easier to fight. If circumstances in your home country have changed, if you’ve built stronger ties in the U.S., or if you qualify for relief you didn’t pursue before, we may be able to reopen your case.

Can I be arrested at any time?

Yes. Once you have a final deportation order, ICE has the authority to arrest and remove you without additional court proceedings. That’s why filing an emergency stay is critical — it legally prevents ICE from deporting you while we fight.

What are my chances of winning?

Every case is different. Success depends on: the original reason for your deportation order, whether proper procedures were followed, new evidence or changed circumstances, your criminal history (if any), and your ties to the United States. We’ll honestly assess your case during the consultation.

What happens if we lose?

If we exhaust all legal options and the deportation order stands, we’ll help you prepare for departure and explore the possibility of applying to return legally in the future. We fight until every option is exhausted.

Don't Wait — ICE Can Execute Your Order at Any Time

Strict legal deadlines apply. Missing them can be permanent.

We file emergency Stays of Removal.

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Attorney Calvin Pierre is licensed to practice immigration law throughout the United States. Immigration cases are federal matters and can be handled from any of our offices.

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