Legal insights and guides on ICE detention and federal court remedies.
The immigration judge said there is nothing more the court can do about bond. Or ICE moved your loved one two states away overnight. Either way, someone has now told…
The card was in his wallet. A valid work permit, a receipt notice for a petition still pending at USCIS, six years of filed tax returns, and not one missed…
The order came through. A federal judge reviewed the detention, found it unlawful, and directed the government to let your loved one go. Then the deadline passed and nothing happened.…
You checked the locator. You called the detention center. Someone said your loved one was transferred, but nobody has confirmed where they are now. You need a next step that…
A federal judge signed the order. Your loved one is still inside, the facility will not say when that changes, and no one has called. Being released after habeas corpus…
Your lawyer says the federal court has ordered a bond hearing. Then your family asks the next question: how much money will we need to bring our loved one home?…
Search for a habeas corpus success rate and you will find law firm pages quoting a single figure. Over 90 percent is a common one. Almost none say what was…
Your loved one is being held at Delaney Hall in Newark. Maybe the immigration judge said there is no jurisdiction to set bond. Maybe ICE says detention is mandatory. Or…
Your loved one is detained at Stewart Detention Center, the immigration judge will not give them a bond hearing, and then you discover something unusual: the federal court covering Stewart…
“Six months.” That number reaches almost every family with someone in ICE detention. Someone at the facility mentions it. A relative who went through this repeats it. A search result…