As of September 2022, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is holding 25,134 immigrants in detention. These people are facing the possibility of deportation after being detained for different reasons. An immigration bond is a silver lining for ICE detainees...
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Did you know that roughly 500,000 people are held in pre-trial every day because they cannot afford the cost of bail? For many people, bail bonds are the only way that they can afford the high price of bail. Unfortunately,...
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Did you know that more than half a million people go to jail each year in the United States? If a loved one is in jail, you likely want to do everything possible to get them out quickly. For this,...
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Deportation numbers are falling and that means you stand a good chance in your case if you're facing an order of removal. Did you or someone close to you receive notice about an order of supervision or OSUP, and you're...
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Did you know that commercial bail bonds only exist in the United States and the Philippines? In every other country, bail is a set of conditions criminal defendants abide by in return for release until trial. A bail bond states...
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Did you know that ICE arrests over one hundred thousand individuals each year for violating immigration laws? If you're an immigrant who's recently arrested, you likely want to get out on bail as soon as possible. Unfortunately, posting bail as...
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A bond refers to a guarantee or a promise you give in court. It entails that you understand your immigration case isn't over and promise to fulfill all legal responsibilities after you or your loved one is released. This includes...
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In the US, immigrants comprise 13.7 percent of the population. If you or your loved one isn’t familiar with the many rules and regulations, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) may detain them for a violation. If this happens, it would...
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Bail bonds. They can be the difference between spending time in jail versus spending time in your own home while a trial is pending. In the United States, about two million people need a bail bond every year. Unfortunately, not everybody...
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In the United States, immigrants account for 13.7% of the population. While many people are legal immigrants, illegal immigrants can be arrested by the Department of Homeland Security and taken to federal jail. In these cases, it may be necessary...
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North Carolina is one of the US states with many offering for bail bonds for immigration. In 2017, there were 143,470 arrests of immigrants illegally trespassing the state, and 92% of them had a criminal record. However, among those arrests,...
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North Carolina witnesses the arrival of many immigrants. For that reason, the NC police constantly creates new immigrant bills, trying to control the situation inside and outside the jail. However, not all immigrants have criminal records for which they’re entitled...
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An immigration bond is a guarantee to the US government that the subject in question will attend all hearings and will respect the judge's orders until the entire immigration process is finished. Usually, you’ll be scheduled an immigration bond hearing...
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An immigration bond is a financial guarantee to the US government that the detainee will continue the immigration process out of detention. If arrested, they will have a right to be released from immigration custody if the subject meets specific...
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On a day-to-day basis, prisons across the U.S. detain up to 700,000 people. More than half of these people are pre-trial detainees, yet to be convicted of a crime and are still legible for bail. We've all heard the term before,...
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained 23,156 people in detention centers so far in 2022. When a loved one is in an immigration detention center, the first thing you'll want to do is figure out how to get them out. Immigration bonds make...
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An immigration bond is a guarantee to the US government that the subject in question will attend all hearings and will respect the judge's orders until the entire immigration process is finished. Usually, you’ll be scheduled an immigration bond hearing...
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The average length of pretrial detention is 26 days. Having a good bail bond company on your side is your best chance of navigating this process and getting released on bond. The bail bond process can be confusing and overwhelming,...
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According to the Pew Research Center, over one million immigrants arrive every year in the US. Immigration to the United States is a complex process. It involves many procedures for an immigrant to follow. If an immigrant fails to follow...
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In America, an arrest happens once every 3 seconds. No matter what you’re arrested for, the process is disruptive and can put your life on hold. But if a judge sets a bail amount, you have the opportunity to get...
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In 2020, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) department made 103,603 immigration-related arrests. Many people coming to the United States overstay their visas. Yet others are here under the radar in violation of immigration law. In either situation, immigration...
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According to latest data from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), there were nearly 250,000 immigrants detained across 200 jails in the U.S. in the Fiscal Year (FY) 2021. Once detained, eligible immigrants may be temporarily released through an immigration...
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At the start of 2022, U.S. immigrant numbers hit a new record with 46.6 million cases. Knowing that many of these are illegal immigrants prompts us to consider the whole process of dealing with their status. Do you have a...
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Did you know that unauthorized immigrants make up nearly a quarter of the US foreign-born population? If you or a loved one is an unauthorized immigrant, then you likely live in fear of potential ICE arrest. While it can be...
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The U.S. Immigration Court system is dealing with a record-breaking number of pending cases that reached 1,596,193 at the end of December 2021. As of April 2022, there are 18,846 immigrants held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention. If...
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Removal proceedings for detained immigrants can take years to complete. If your loved one has been detained, they are likely being kept in a cold, unhygienic, and overcrowded facility. You can help them by posting their bond, allowing them to...
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If your loved one is being detained in an immigrant detention facility, they may be suffering under inadequate living conditions. Many of them have serious issues such as understaffing, insufficient monitoring, failure to provide mental health observations, and extremely cold...
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