What are the common reasons for deportation from the United States?

marzo 19, 2025 – Lorena Rivas

What Are Common Reasons For Deportation From United States?

Common reasons for deportation from the United States include overstaying visas, criminal convictions, immigration violations, fraudulent documentation, and engaging in unauthorized employment. Individuals may also face removal for security concerns, public health issues, or becoming a public charge (accessing public assistance services).

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