Deportation: Removal & Reentry By, Edward Juarez Immigrant's Voice (TV program) Column: Dicember 05, 2006 Give your opinion on our Immigration Forum Edward's Blog
	Edward Juarez
	Founder and President

Due to the anxiety of reuniting with their loved ones or simply to live in the United States, the country that has become a symbol for freedom; thousands of undocumented immigrants gather together the “Basic Conditions of Re-removal”. 1 - A deportation order; 2 - added to a voluntary or involuntary departure of the country; 3 - plus an illegal re-entry; 4 – with or without any previous arrests by immigration; 5 - plus a pending and approvable adjustment application. This situation can be turned to an interminable and expensive nightmare for that immigrant and his family.

If an immigration official, finds that you have reentered the country after being removed or that you left voluntarily after a removal order; he will reestablish the previous order as of the original date, unless an immediate action is taken within 30 days.

The immigrant completely ignores the repercussion of the execution of the immigration laws that were promulgated in 1996, and took effect as of April 1, 1997. He does not understand that although their spouse is citizen, or has adult children born here, or has a job offer case approved, it is not sufficient to change the law, unless there has been a technical fault in the implementation of the previous deportation. This fault has to be proven so that, what is known as a “Suspension of Removal Proceedings” can be obtained.

These procedures are difficult, take a long time, are expensive, they do not have guarantee anything and they require the legal advise and exclusive attention of an immigration lawyer that specializes in this area, which might be your last hope. Remember that there’s always much more to analyze before formulating a legal strategy

Don’t allow your family members or friends to become another annual statistic of victims crossing the border. For this reason, start your immigration process as soon as possible. I also recommend that you to contact your senators and congressmen and rally in favor of a comprehensive immigration reform that will benefit honest and working immigrants that contribute to the economic development of the United States.