Detained by ICE
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can arrest and detain non‑U.S. citizens for reasons such as being in the United States without lawful status or having certain criminal history. Detained individuals are often placed into removal (deportation) proceedings in Immigration Court.
Many detained individuals may request release from custody, often through:
Bond hearings before an Immigration Judge, or
Requests for release directly to ICE, including Orders of Supervision for some people with final orders of removal.
If released on bond, a person remains in removal proceedings but can continue fighting their case while living in the community, which makes it easier to prepare a strong defense.
Even if bond is denied, a detained person can still pursue relief from removal, such as:
Adjustment of status
Cancellation of removal
Asylum or withholding of removal
Waivers and other available forms of relief
Our firm has over 20 years of experience seeking bond and other forms of release nationwide and defending detained clients in Immigration Court, and we are here to help you and your loved ones understand your options and pursue the strongest possible defense.
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