By Emmanuel Olawale
Deportation, formally known as “removal,” is the legal process by which the U.S. government expels non-citizens from the country. For many, receiving a Notice to Appear (NTA) marks the beginning of an uncertain and emotionally challenging journey. Preparing for this process is critical, as it involves significant legal, financial, and personal consequences.
Unlike criminal cases, respondents in immigration proceedings are not entitled to court-appointed attorneys. This key distinction leaves many individuals navigating complex legal systems without professional legal assistance unless they can afford it or secure help from a nonprofit organization.
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