South Florida remains a hub for illegal immigration. The drugs which used to be brought to shore on boats have been replaced by people. The U.S. Coast Guard has been ever vigilant to interdict and turn away illegal aliens who are trying to smuggle themselves in. Prosecutors vigorously prosecute the captain and crew of the boats, and use the leverage of increased prison sentences to induce them to identify their co-conspirators.

Charles G. White has also represented persons accused of violating immigration law after they have arrived in the United States. Many undocumented aliens acquire fraudulent papers of fraudulent immigration documents in order to stay longer. The Border Patrol has conducted stings that target people seeking fraudulent visas, passports or other immigration documents. Mr. White has represented people from China, Thailand, Jamaica, Haiti, Nigeria, many countries in Central and South America, and other countries around the world facing false document violations.

Charles G. White has experience representing people accused of violating immigration law in criminal cases. He recognizes that some cases require the assistance of an immigration lawyer who can handle those aspects of the clients case before the immigration court. Others do not, but Mr. White does understand the effect criminal violations of the immigration laws can have on a person’s legal status in the United States. He will always strive to obtain a result that, if possible, leaves the client the most options for avoiding deportation. An aggressive defense will obtain the best possible result.

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If you or someone you know is accused of a Federal crime, it is imperative that you work with an attorney who has experience in these cases. Charles G. White has represented hundreds of clients in Federal Courts throughout the United States. He has the experience and knowledge essential to obtain the best possible result. Charles G. White. He has over 34 years of experience with these types of cases and will defend you and your rights.