Deportation Hearings

Deportation hearings are legal proceedings where an immigrant faces removal from a country, often because of visa violations or crimes. During the hearing, an immigration judge reviews the case, considering evidence and arguments from both the government and the individual. The immigrant can present reasons not to be deported, such as ties to the community or fears of persecution in their home country. The judge then decides whether to allow the person to stay or order their removal. These hearings are critical as they affect the individual's legal status and future in the country.