The United States is the envy of the world because of the tremendous economic opportunities and freedoms afforded to each of our citizens. Most countries are either unable or unwilling to provide the types of opportunities and freedoms available in the United States. Therefore, many foreign nationals will try to gain legal entry into the U.S. with the hope of obtaining a better life. Unfortunately, U.S. immigration law is very complex, and foreign nationals must meet the strict requirements of the law or be faced with the possibility of being deported. Each year thousands of foreign nationals will migrate to the U.S. without satisfying the rigid immigration laws and be subjected to deportation.  If a foreign national living in the U.S. is facing deportation they should contact a Tampa immigration lawyer right away. A Tampa immigration attorney will be knowledgeable of the applicable immigration laws and can help provide his client with a legal strategy to resist the deportation.

 U.S. immigration law is very demanding on foreign nationals, any foreign national who does not satisfy all of the strict requirements may be subjected to deportation. However, a Tampa immigration lawyer can use his knowledge of the law to help his client resist the deportation efforts of the government. For instance, if a foreign national is accused of submitting falsified documents with his application for entry into the U.S. he may be subjected to deportation. However, in order to deport a foreign national for using falsified documents, the government must prove by clear and convincing evidence that the alleged fraud occurred and that the fraud was material to the granting of admission. Clear and convincing evidence is a very high burden of proof and the government must have substantial evidence in order to meet this burden. A Tampa immigration attorney should be able to use the high burden of proof placed on the prosecuting agency to his advantage.  In addition, a Tampa immigration lawyer can argue that even if the documents were falsified, they were not material to the granting of admission into the United States. In order to be deported the government must prove by clear and convincing evidence that the alleged fraud occurred and was material to the granting of admission. Thus, even if the government proves by clear and convincing evidence that the document used was fraudulent, a Tampa immigration lawyer can still prevent deportation of his client by proving that the document was not material to his client's admission into the United States. 

Regardless of the grounds for your deportation an experienced Tampa immigration lawyer may be able to help. However, in order to receive the best results it is imperative that you contact a Tampa immigration attorney for help as soon as deportation proceedings become imminent.