When someone is detained by immigration authorities, it can be one of the most stressful experiences for both the individual and their family. In many cases, you can request a bond hearing—a chance to be released from custody while your immigration case is ongoing. A judge will review whether the detainee poses a danger to the community or is likely to flee before deciding on release and setting the bond amount.

What Should I Do If My Loved One Is Detained?

• Request a Bond Hearing Immediately – The sooner a request is made, the faster the case can be reviewed.

• Collect Evidence of Good Standing – Proof of employment, community ties, or family support can show the judge you deserve release.

• Hire an Attorney to Represent You – The government will argue against release. Having a skilled lawyer makes a big difference.

• Plan for the Case Ahead – Winning a bond hearing doesn’t end the immigration process. You’ll still need strong legal defense moving forward.

We fight hard for our detained clients, presenting strong arguments and evidence to secure their release. Being reunited with your family during this process makes preparing your defense easier—and gives you peace of mind.