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ICE Detention and Bonds

Immigration Lawyers Helping People in Mira Loma, El Centro, Pinal County and Eloy Detention Facilities

Has a family member or friend been arrested in a raid or picked up and detained in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility in California or Arizona? Depending upon the reason for detention, it may be possible to get the person released on bond.

Contact the Los Angeles or West Covina law office of Hill, Piibe & Villegas. Our immigration lawyers handle more than 1,000 cases a year. We have an attorney in immigration court every day of the week helping people fight deportation proceedings or defending people with criminal charges that could hurt their chances to immigrate.

Call immediately - 213.622.8775 or 626.850.5000 - if someone you care about has been detained by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

We represent people detained at these ICE Immigration Detention facilities:

• Mira Loma detention center in Lancaster, California
• El Centro detention facility in San Diego, California
• Terminal Island detention center in San Pedro, California
• Pinal County detention facility in Florence, Arizona
• Eloy detention facility in Eloy, Arizona

We represent people in Arizona facilities if they have a friend or family member who can act as a point of contact with the firm.

Immigration (Bail) Bond: In some cases, a person may be freed from a detention facility on bail. Our immigration lawyers will attend the bond hearing to ask the judge to allow for their release. We can help you find a bondsman if you cannot pay the amount of the bond.

No Immigration (Bail) Bond: If bail is denied, your immigration court hearings will be in the detention facility and we will represent you at those hearings. In many cases, people are detained because they have a problem with a current or past criminal offense. In addition to handling your immigration case, we can also defend you in a criminal case, including vacating a criminal record.

You Do Have Rights, Even in Detention

While detained, you have a right to an attorney, but not a free attorney. You have a right to a fair hearing, and you have a right to appeal.

As your immigration attorney we will protect your rights. Contact Hill, Piibe and Villegas to schedule an appointment

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