Donovan, Michael G.

ANTONIO G. REVILLA IS A PASSIONATE ADVOCATE FOR IMMIGRATION REFORM AND WILL FIGHT TO KEEP YOU IN THE UNITED STATES  

Antonio G. Revilla III is a former U.S. Immigration Prosecutor with the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) and a founding member of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). As a former Assistant Public Defender in Miami-Dade County and Trial Attorney with the Department of Justice in Miami, Florida, he is a seasoned and renowned litigator. His unique background makes him a Miami Immigration Attorney known for handling complex immigration issues. Antonio Revilla has litigated New York immigration cases, as well as other immigration cases nationwide. Mr. Revilla is a member of the Florida Bar, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit and 9th Circuit. In the 11th Circuit, Antonio Revilla has had the honor of presenting oral arguments on contested immigration issues. Of particular note was a successful argument which permitted arriving aliens to adjust status before the Immigration Court (EOIR).

Mr. Revilla is the Founder and President of Revilla Law Firm, and is an Officer of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), South Florida Chapter. Mr. Revilla's work with AILA was instrumental in bringing reform and changes to deportation and immigration policy, in general. Mr. Revilla has made it his mission to educate the public on the benefits of Immigration Reform and the Dream Act.

Florida Immigration Attorney, Antonio Revilla, has published articles on waivers for criminal and non-criminal aliens. He has presented and spoken at conferences in the area of removal proceedings, deportation cases, and waivers of removal and inadmissibility. Mr. Revilla has also appeared on numerous television programs and provided commentary in major news publications. He has also been qualified as an expert in court proceedings.

Mr. Revilla has successfully helped countless illegal immigrants remain in the United States through aggressive and creative litigation, utilizing waivers, legal argument, and various benefits under the Immigration and Nationality Act.