Detained Cases

Has your loved one been detained by ICE?

When a family member is taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the uncertainty can be overwhelming. You may not know where your loved one is being held, when they will come home, or whether they will be allowed to come home at all. In an already frightening situation, navigating the immigration detention system can feel impossible without someone in your corner.

You do not have to navigate it alone.

When someone is detained, it is important to have an immigration attorney evaluate their case as soon as possible. Depending on the circumstances, there may be options to seek their release, including requesting an immigration bond or pursuing other forms of legal relief.

In some cases, when detention is unlawful or becomes excessively prolonged, an attorney may also be able to file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus in federal court challenging the government’s continued detention of your loved one. Habeas corpus proceedings can provide a mechanism for asking a federal court to review whether the government has the legal authority to continue holding someone in immigration detention.

Our firm has experience working with detained immigrants and their families, including cases arising under the current immigration enforcement environment. We understand how urgent and frightening detention can be, and we approach every case by carefully examining the individual’s immigration history, detention circumstances, criminal and immigration records, and potential avenues for release.

If your loved one has been detained by ICE, do not wait to find out what happens next. Schedule a consultation with our firm so we can evaluate the circumstances of the detention and determine whether there may be a pathway to seek your loved one’s release through bond, habeas corpus, or another available form of immigration relief.

Although no immigration attorney can guarantee you will win your case, hiring the right immigration attorney can make the difference in whether the immigration judge grants you relief.

Being detained is hard enough, securing a consultation with an
immigration attorney shouldn’t have to be.

We offer complimentary consultations
for detained immigrants.

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