New powers granted US Immigration and Customs Enforcement allow for raids by ICE.  They have new authority to apprehend, detain, interrogate, arrest, and incarcerate.  Asylum applicants and other immigration cases, including some in which exits have already been agreed, are apprehended and deported, even despite previous court agreements.  American citizens (usually ethnic minorities) are also being detained.

Those at risk of apprehension by ICE, both US citizens and non-US citizens, can take steps to be better prepared.  

• How to immediately employ systems to automatically notify loved ones if you are detained 

• Completing in advance the documents required by ICE before they will speak with a non-citizen's attorney or accredited representative

• Completing in advance the documents required for your attorney or accredited representative to quickly contest your removal from the US, and much more!

• Instructions on how to maintain and carry notarized evidence of your time in the US and of immigration case status.  When and why US citizens are recommended to carry notarized evidence of citizenship and why REAL ID is often insufficient

We are not attorneys, we prepare you for them.  No legal advice is offered or given.  Consult an attorney for all legal advice and representation.  This information is free.