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Being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can be a scary experience, but it's critical to stay calm and know your rights. In this blog, we'll walk you through step-by-step on what to do, how to act, and what to say in the event of an ICE detention. ⚖️
⚠️ Rights of people detained by ICE
If you are detained by immigration agents, remember that you have rights, regardless of your immigration status:
✅ You have the right to remain silent: You are not required to answer questions about your immigration status or sign documents without the presence of an attorney.
✅ You have the right to a lawyer: 👨⚖️ ICE will not provide you with one, but you can seek your own legal representation.
✅ You have the right not to sign documents without understanding them: 📄 Do not sign anything without first consulting with a lawyer, since you could UNKNOWINGLY be accepting your voluntary deportation.
✅ You have the right to make a call: 📞 You can contact your family or lawyer as soon as possible. ✅ You have the right to refuse ICE entry into your home without a court order.:🚪 Unless they have a warrant signed by a judge, they are not allowed to enter your home without your permission.
How to react when detained by ICE?
If you are detained by ICE, follow these recommendations to protect your rights and avoid complications:
🔹 Keep calm: Do not try to flee or resist, as this may hurt your case.
🔹 Exercise your right to remain silent: You can say: “I exercise my right to remain silent.”
🔹 Do not show false documents: Submitting fraudulent documentation can seriously affect your case.
🔹 Ask to speak to a lawyer: Say clearly: “I want to speak to my lawyer.”
🔹 Take note of the details: If possible, write down the officers' names, badge numbers, and what they said.
What to do after an arrest?
If you or a loved one has been detained, here are some key actions that can help:
🔹 Contact an immigration lawyer immediately : An attorney can evaluate your case and determine what legal options you have.
🔹 Inform your familyThey can take steps to help you, such as hiring a lawyer or seeking support from immigration organizations.
🔹 Do not sign anything without legal advice: It is important to make sure that you are not voluntarily accepting deportation. 🔹 Request a hearing before an immigration judge: In many cases, you have the right to present your defense in court.
And remember that you are not alone: We can help you.
At the law firm of Liliana Jones, we understand how difficult it can be to face immigration detention. Our immigration services ICE Amparo They are designed to protect you legally and provide you with the best options for your case. 👩⚖️💼
🔹 Defense against deportation.
🔹 Representation at immigration hearings.
🔹 Bail and release requests.
🔹 Evaluation of migration alternatives.
📞 Contact us today! Don't wait until it's too late. Schedule a consultation to learn about your options to defend yourself and stay safe in the U.S.
✨ “I know these times can be difficult, but you are not alone. 💙 There are always legal options and ways to fight for your future in the United States. The key is to act quickly and with the best legal advice.”Liliana Jones – Immigration Attorney
⚠️ Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for legal advice. For specific guidance on your case, please consult with an immigration attorney. Remember that each case is unique and different.
