St. Louis Immigration Lawyers

Immigration Attorneys in St. Louis, Missouri

Know your options

The first step to fixing your status begins with knowing your options. Immigration is complicated and the rules change every day. Speak to an experienced lawyer to learn about your paths to full legal status.

Know your rights

Even if ICE is at your home, outside your car, or has detained you, you still have rights. Speak to one of our attorneys today or attend one of our free upcoming Know Your Rights talks to understand your rights in even the worst situations.

Know your plan

With the return of raids and increased arrests, make sure that you and your loved ones know your plan. Consider a Power of Attorney, a deportation Trust, and executing guardianship or custody preference papers, just in case.

Our History

Guerreros Law is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. We’ve won cases for citizenship, naturalization, green cards, work permits, asylum, U Visas (victims of crime), T Visas (victims of trafficking), VAWA (victims of abuse and cruelty), TN Visas (workers from Mexico and Canada), R Visas (religious), Fiancee Visas, and more. We’ve taken on Trump’s immigration agencies before, and we’re ready to help you do the same.

The Guerreros Law Vision

Our mission at Guerreros Law is to help identify the right legal pathway for our clients to get to full legal status, a green card, and citizenship. We’ll walk you through every step of the process. Schedule a consultation today and start your process toward status, safety, and security.

St. Genevieve County ICE Detention

About an hour south of St. Louis, Missouri lies the St. Genevieve County Detention Center. ICE holds a large number of detainees here. Read more about the St. Genevieve County Detention Center here.

Deportation proceedings move faster for immigrants in detention, especially if they have a removal order already or are in expedited proceedings. If a loved one has been detained by ICE in the St. Genevieve County Detention Center, it is critical to contact an attorney to start deportation defense as soon as possible.