Emergency · ICE Detention
Emergency line · answered same business day

If someone you love was just detained by ICE, start here.

We help locate them, assess what happened, and act quickly on available options for bond, parole, or release. Bilingual help across PA, NJ, and NY.

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Do this right now

Four things that protect them immediately.

Don't wait until you know everything. Start with these.

1

Pause before signing.

Do not sign a document you do not fully understand. Ask for an interpreter and the chance to speak with a lawyer first.

2

Get the basics.

Full name, DOB, and A-number if you have it. Even partial info helps us move.

3

Note where and when.

Which facility, city, or check-in, and the exact date and time of detention.

4

Call us.

(484) 763-4984. We'll locate them, explain options, and act today.

What to know

Clear guidance for the next steps.

Review what to do now, what information helps, how counsel may assist, and how to use the official locator.

Start with these four steps.

People often feel pressured to move fast. Focus on these basics, then contact our team.

  • Ask for an interpreter and to speak with a lawyer before signing documents you do not understand.
  • Get their full name, DOB, and A-number (if known).
  • Ask where they were taken (facility/city) and when.
  • Collect documents: prior immigration papers, court notices, old case numbers.
When you call, say:
"My loved one was detained by ICE. Their name is [NAME], DOB [DOB], and A-number [A#] (if known). They were taken from [LOCATION] on [DATE/TIME]. We need help locating them and understanding next steps."

Call 484-763-4984 or email info@lehighvalleyimmigrationlawyers.com.

If any of these apply, time is especially critical.

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A prior removal/deportation order or missed court date.
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Any criminal history (even old or minor charges).
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Picked up at a check-in, airport, or after jail release.
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Pressure to sign "voluntary departure" or removal papers.

Call 484-763-4984 immediately.

Move quickly. Stay clear. Protect every available option.

Lehigh Valley Immigration Law · Crisis Response
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Call now. The first conversation is free.

Tell us what happened and what you know. We’ll identify the next practical steps and explain available options in English or Spanish. For a recent detention, please call instead of emailing.

This page provides general information and is not legal advice. If there is a life-threatening emergency, call 911. Information on this page does not create an attorney-client relationship.