Illinois False Document Crime Lawyer · Chicago Federal Immigration Crime Attorney
The federal government typically files federal criminal charges against two types of violators of immigration laws. The first type of offender is an illegal immigrant who has been convicted of a crime in the United States and then deported, but who later returns to the U.S. This person is charged with illegal re-entry. Prosecutors typically seek a substantial prison sentence, rather than simply re-deporting the illegal immigrant. In addition, the more serious the crime for which the person was deported, the harsher the penalty will be for a conviction for illegal re-entry.
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The second of type of offender federal prosecutors charge is individuals or groups caught manufacturing and selling false documents, including selling fake driver's licenses, social security cards and visa cards. In cases where the government adds RICO charges because an organized ring is involved, sentences can be extremely harsh, even if the individual charged plays only a minor role in the activity.
"It's not enough that a lawyer offers language interpreters. It is important to have an interpreter become part of the defense case so judges understand the cultural background of the defendant. I will have a language and culture interpreter work with me on your case from start to finish." Attorney John Beal
If you are under investigation for a criminal violation of U.S. immigration laws, or have been charged with a federal criminal offense relating to immigration, the law office of John M. Beal is ready to help. Attorney John Beal has more than 20 years of criminal defense experience in cases involving violations of U.S. immigration laws. He is recognized for careful investigation and analysis of the facts behind the evidence and the charges. He will fight aggressively for the best outcome of your case.
From his offices in Chicago, attorney John M. Beal represents clients in federal district courts and federal courts of appeals throughout Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. He is also a member of the bar of the District of Columbia. Contact the law office of John M. Beal to discuss your federal criminal defense case today.
