If Immigration and Customs Services (ICE) has decided to keep your brother in custody, your brother has rights. If ICE has set a bond as a condition of his release, your brother also has options. Your brother has the right to ask an Immigration Judge to order that he be released or to reduce his bond.
Your brother may request a Bond Redetermination Hearing before an Immigration Judge orally or in writing. Notably, an Immigration Judge has the authority to conduct a bond redetermination hearing even if your brother is not yet in removal proceedings.
How Can I Get My Brother Out of Immigration Custody?
Please note that certain Criminal convictions require mandatory detention under the law, which may prevent the possibility of release even with a bond. However, the experienced and skilled immigration lawyers at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost can offer you and your brother legal advice regarding his prospects for release from ICE custody. Additionally, they can provide legal representation at a bond redetermination hearing before an Immigration Judge.
My Brother Is In Immigration Custody. What Can I Do?
You can call to receive a free consultation from our knowledgeable immigration lawyers regarding immigration legal help.
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