Resources for People in ICE Custody
What Do I Do If Someone is Detained by ICE?
If your loved one has been detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), it is important to act quickly. This page provides information about ICE detention, locating someone in detention, communicating with detained individuals, understanding legal options, and finding resources that may help secure release and protect immigration rights.
Bond Guide
Use this guide to learn more about immigration bonds. This resource is provided by the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project (FIRRP).
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Know Your Rights at Adelanto ICE Prison
A federal court has ordered improvements at the Adelanto ICE facility. This flyer explains the rights of people detained at Adelanto. While litigation continues, detained people should continue reporting inhumane or unsafe conditions to litigation@immdef.org or call (323) 763-5356.
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Third Party Notifications for Mental Health or Competency Issues
For those who are detained with mental health and competency issues, the Immigration Court is required to provide them with additional safeguards, including potentially a government-funded attorney. This instructional packet explains how to submit a third-party notification to the Court to provide evidence of mental health and competency issues.
From navigating immigration court to preparing for an ICE emergency, applying for immigration benefits, or finding information for loved ones in detention, our free resources can help you understand your options and protect your rights. Click below to navigate to more free immigration resources.