Being in a removal practice can be difficult for several reasons. It sucks seeing clients who you know deserve to remain with their families get kicked out of the country. I hate watching families ripped apart by an archaic immigration system that really does nothing to take into account the needs of the family or society-at-large. At the same time, the practice can be extremely rewarding, like when you win that cancellation case you thought had no legs, or when asylum is granted to that client who is scared to death to return home. It is exhilarating. If you’re a removal veteran, you know that removal defense is full of highs and lows. There are no Perry Mason’s or Matlock’s of our practice area. No one wins every case. If you do, give me a call, we need to talk. Ain't no Perry Mason or Matlock here Removal proceedings are usually our clients’ one and only chance to remain in the United States with their families, friends and loved ones. Often, the only