Immigration Bonds | ICE Releases

Are you looking to be released from ICE custody through immigration bonds? Din Law Group can represent you in a deportation or bond hearing. Learn more about the process.

Detention can be overwhelming, especially since many immigrants spend months or even years waiting for their deportation or removal hearing. You or your loved one may be in this situation, and ICE has not set a bond amount yet. Requesting an immigration bond hearing is a solution to secure release until your case is resolved.

For bond hearings, you need attorneys who can help you prove to the judge why you should not be held in detention until your immigration hearing. At Din Law Group PLLC we help clients with minor and complex immigration matters across the United States. But with an office in Irving, Texas we help immigrants in detention in the Dallas area obtain a bond hearing, get released from ICE custody and protect their rights every step of the way.

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What are Immigration Bonds?

An immigration bond is the money paid to the Immigration Court by an obligor to release a detainee from ICE detention, while they await a removal hearing. Bonds are only refunded if the detainee attends all court hearings and comply with the judge’s orders.

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How Does ICE Release Work?

If ICE sets a bond amount without requiring a hearing, someone can pay the bond directly to ICE on the detainee’s behalf, becoming their obligor. The bond must be paid by a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident (a green card holder).

After payment:

  • The detainee is usually released within a few hours or up to 24 hours.
  • The individual must attend all future court hearings.
  • If all obligations are met, the bond can be refunded after the case concludes.

If ICE denies release, a bond hearing before a judge becomes the next step, and an immigration bond lawyer is highly needed.

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Who Can Apply for a Bond Hearing?

You can apply for an immigration bond hearing if:

  • You have a Notice to Appear before an immigration court.
  • You were arrested by ICE for violating immigration laws and are waiting for a removal
  • You are a non-citizen with a valid visa but were arrested by ICE for a misdemeanor or a criminal offense.

Applying for a bond hearing can be complicated, especially considering it is something many people are not familiar with. Mistakes or missing information can delay your release or affect your entire immigration case.

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To prevent this, applying through an experienced immigration bond lawyer like those at Din Law Group, PLLC, is crucial. If you have been held in detention for a long time, we can help make a significant difference by filing a Motion for Speedy Bond Hearing and scheduling the hearing before the judge as soon as possible.

Who Qualifies for an Immigration Bond?

Many detainees wish to apply for an immigration bond in the United States. Unfortunately, not all ICE detainees are eligible, and factors that can affect eligibility include:

  • You are convicted of certain crimes in the United States, like aggravated felonies, thefts, drug trafficking, or crimes involving moral turpitude.
  • You stayed in the United States illegally without obtaining lawful resident status.
  • You were detained by ICE officials while attempting to enter the United States illegally.

Falling under any of these factors places you under mandatory detention. Irrespective of your cause of stay in the U.S., once subject to mandatory detention, the immigration judge denies the detainee’s release on bond.

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What Happens at Immigration Bond Hearings

At an immigration bond hearing, the judge either sets the bond or rejects the bond based on certain factors, including but not limited to the following:

  • Whether you are a flight risk
  • Whether you are a danger to society
  • Whether you have a criminal record
  • Whether you have stable employment
  • Whether you have family ties in the U.S.
  • Whether you (or your loved ones) are financially able to pay the bond amount set
  • Your immigration history (such as your compliance with immigration laws)

The minimum bond amount is $1,500, but it can be set at $30,000 or higher, depending on the facts of the case and the detainee. Our lawyers can help in lowering the bond amount.

Why Choose Din Law Group, PLLC?

At Din Law Group PLLC in Irving, Texas, we know you deserve a team that understands how important release from ICE detention is and how urgent and personal your situation is. We will help you build a compelling case and present it before the immigration court, increasing your chances of having your immigration bond granted or reassessed.

If you’re in the Dallas area, we can represent you at your immigration bond hearing to help you secure your ICE release. Contact us today for a free consultation and let us get you comfortable while awaiting or attending your court dates.

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