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IMMIGRATION CRIMES
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Illegal entry after deportation Illegal entry after deportation Its a Federal crime for an alien to be found in or attempt to enter the United States after being deported. The punishment depends on why the alien was deported, as well as prior convictions. If an alien was deported for an aggravated felony, the maximum sentence is 20 years prison.
Harboring an illegal alien 8 USC 1324 makes it a crime to harbor an illegal alien. If the offense is committed for the purpose of commercial advantage or making money, the defendant is facing up to 10 years prison. This could include anyone employing and housing an illegal alien.
Whether you are charged with any type of immigration crime I can help.
Grey aaacriminaldefense.com has its principal office at 1610 Southern Boulevard in West Palm Beach, Florida, Mr. Tesh represents clients charged with serious federal criminal offenses before Federal Criminal Courts in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Stuart, Martin County, Port St. Lucie, Vero Beach, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, Tallahassee, and all federal courts throughout the United States of America. Federal crimes lawyer, federal criminal attorney, west palm beach criminal lawyer, west palm beach criminal defense, fort lauderdale federal lawyer, west palm beach, florida, fort pierce criminal lawyer, federal criminal defense attorney, Miami federal criminal lawyer, federal lawyer west palm beach, florida attorney, west palm beach lawyer, attorney, federal appealsIf convicted, you have only ten (10) days in Federal Court, as opposed to thirty (30) days in Florida, to file a notice of appeal. If you want to appeal a conviction, you must contact a Federal criminal appeals attorney immediately as time is of the essence.
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