Can immigration detain you for not speaking english or being Hispanic?

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A recent Supreme Court ruling has sparked debate: immigration agents can now use factors such as not speaking English or having Latino features to ask questions about immigration status. But be careful: that doesn’t mean they can detain or deport you solely for those reasons. You can protect yourself by always carrying: – A valid ID. – Documents that prove you have an active immigration process (such as asylum, TPS, cancellation of removal, residency, U visa, T visa, or other immigration process). Staying informed and prepared is key to avoiding risks. Do you have questions about your case or need to start an immigration process? Contact us today. Our team is ready to help you.

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