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What should you do if you are arrested by Immigration (ICE)?
Important information everyone should know.
Do you know your rights if you are detained by immigration authorities? Below, we share some key points:
Carry a valid ID with you: A driver’s license or a state-issued identification card can help prove your legal identity. In many cases, once officers see the identification, they end the matter and let you go.
Show proof of your legal process: If you have a pending process, such as a TPS application, adjustment of status, or asylum application, you can prove it with an immigration receipt notice.
Be courteous, but know your limits: Answer basic questions. However, if officers begin to interrogate you or make accusations, you may respectfully inform the officer that you wish to have your attorney present.
Right to bond: Individuals who have been in the United States for at least two years and have good moral character have the right to request an immigration bond and be released.
Knowing your rights is the first step toward protecting yourself. If you would like more information about bond cases or petitions, please contact us.
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