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Because staying in the United States is a privilege and not a right for non-citizens, the United States government can force an individual to return to his or her home country for a number of reasons.
Deportation Lawyers are able to explain these to you.

Stopping Removal / Deportation
If you have been served with an order for deportation proceedings, you still may be able to stay in the United States. There are several different ways you can seek relief from deportation. Some methods for relief from deportation include:

Suspend deportation - A deportable alien must fulfill the following criteria to suspend deportation:
The alien must be continuously and physically present in the United States for at least seven years
The alien must be of good moral character
Religion
The alien must show that if deported, this would cause extreme hardship on the alien or the family
Asylum - Asylum may be granted to individuals who have been persecuted or who fear future persecution in the home country because of:
Race
Nationality
Religion
Political belief or opinion
Membership in a certain social group
Withholding of deportation - Withholding of deportation can occur for reasons similar to granting asylum. Unlike individuals granted asylum, however, an individual granted a withholding of deportation cannot apply for permanent residence and can be deported to a different country than the home country.
Voluntary departure - Voluntary departure is usually granted by an immigration judge after an order of deportation for an individual who seeks to leave voluntarily in lieu of forced deportation.
Other methods - Check with your immigration attorney to discuss the possible methods appropriate for your situation.
Should I See a deportation lawyer for My Possible Removal / Deportation?
A deportation lawyer will be able to advise you of all the possible methods to legally avoid deportation. A deportation lawyer can also help you with all the detailed procedures of the deportation hearing.