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Important Immigration Resources

Essential tools and links to help you navigate the immigration detention and court process. These official government resources provide case information, detention facility details, and legal guidance.

Most Frequently Used Resources

Find a Detainee

Locate someone in ICE custody

Check Case Status

View your court case information

Post a Bond

Pay immigration bonds online

Detention Information

ICE Detainee Locator

Use this tool to locate individuals currently in ICE custody. You can search by alien registration number (A-Number), name, date of birth, and country of citizenship. This is the official ICE system for finding detained individuals across all ICE detention facilities nationwide.

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ICE Detention Facility Locator

Find detailed information about ICE detention facilities, including addresses, phone numbers, visitation policies, and facility types. Use this to locate where someone is detained and understand facility-specific rules and procedures.

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Case Information

EOIR Case Status

Check the status of your immigration court case with the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR). You can search using your alien registration number (A-Number) to view hearing dates, case status, and court decisions. This system provides real-time updates on pending immigration court proceedings.

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Court Information

Immigration Court Hearing Locations

Find the address, contact information, and directions for all immigration courts across the United States. Use this resource to locate your assigned court, verify hearing locations, and plan your travel to court appearances.

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Bond Services

ICE Bond Payment (CeBONDS)

The Cash Electronic Bonds (CeBONDS) system allows you to post immigration bonds online. You can verify bond information, pay bonds for eligible detained individuals, and receive electronic notifications about bond status. Bond posting hours are 9 AM - 3 PM in the detention facility's time zone.

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Compliance

ICE Check-In

If you have been released from detention and are required to check in with ICE regularly, use this online system to schedule and complete your check-in appointments. This helps you maintain compliance with your release conditions.

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USCIS Services

USCIS Case Status

Track the status of applications filed with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), including green card applications, work permits, travel documents, and naturalization petitions. Enter your receipt number to view current processing status.

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Forms & Documents

EOIR Forms and Resources

Access official immigration court forms, practice manuals, and legal resources. This includes applications for relief, motions, appeals forms, and guidance documents for immigration court proceedings.

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Legal Assistance

Legal Orientation Program (LOP)

Learn about free legal orientation services available to detained individuals. The LOP provides group presentations and individual consultations to help detainees understand their rights, court procedures, and available relief options.

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Contact Information

ICE ERO Field Offices

Contact information for ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) field offices across the United States. Use this to reach local ICE offices for questions about detention, bonds, or removal proceedings.

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Legal Resources

Immigration Court Practice Manual

The official practice manual for immigration court proceedings. This comprehensive guide explains court procedures, filing requirements, evidence rules, and hearing processes. Essential reading for anyone representing themselves or preparing for court.

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BIA Decisions Database

Search Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) precedent decisions. These binding decisions establish legal standards for immigration cases nationwide and can be cited in your case to support legal arguments.

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ICE Detention Centers

Contact information and visitation procedures for ICE detention facilities in Florida, Texas, and Louisiana. Always call ahead to confirm visitation hours and current restrictions.

Florida Detention Centers

Krome North Service Processing Center

18201 SW 12th Street, Miami, FL 33194

Phone: (305) 207-2100

Hours: 8 AM - 4 PM

Broward Transitional Center

Pompano Beach, FL

Phone: (954) 973-4485

Hours: 8 AM - 4 PM

Baker County Detention Center

Macclenny, FL

Phone: (904) 288-4600

Hours: 8 AM - 4 PM

Texas Detention Centers

El Paso Service Processing Center

8915 Montana Ave, El Paso, TX 79925

Phone: (915) 225-0700 / 0717

Hours: 7 AM - 11 PM

South Texas ICE Processing Center

566 Veteran Drive, Pearsall, TX 78061

Phone: (210) 231-4505

Hours: 8 AM - 4 PM

Prairieland Detention Facility

Alvarado, TX

Phone: (817) 409-3995

Hours: 24 hours

Bluebonnet Detention Facility

400 2nd Street, Anson, TX 79501

Phone: (325) 823-8031

Hours: 8 AM - 5 PM

Houston Processing Center

15850 Export Plaza Drive, Houston, TX

Phone: (281) 449-1481

Hours: Contact facility

Camp East Montana Detention Facility

El Paso, TX

Phone: (915) 208-0980

Hours: 24 hours

Louisiana Detention Centers

Louisiana ICE Processing Center (LaSalle)

830 Pine Hill Road, Jena, LA 71342

Phone: (225) 756-9400

Hours: Contact facility

Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center

830 Pinehill Road, Jena, LA

Phone: (318) 992-1600

Hours: Contact facility

South Louisiana ICE Processing Center

3843 Stagg Avenue, Basile, LA 70515

Phone: (318) 668-5900

Hours: Contact facility

Pine Prairie ICE Processing Center

Pine Prairie, LA

Phone: (318) 335-7500

Hours: 8 AM - 4 PM

General Visitation Guidelines

  • ID Required: All visitors must present valid government-issued photo identification
  • Advance Contact: Always call ahead to confirm visitation hours and current restrictions
  • Dress Code: Most facilities require modest, appropriate attire (no shorts, tank tops, or revealing clothing)
  • Prohibited Items: No cell phones, cameras, or recording devices typically allowed
  • Background Checks: Some facilities may require advance visitor registration
  • ICE DRIL: For general detention inquiries, call 1-888-351-4024

Tips for Using These Resources

Have Your A-Number Ready

Most systems require your Alien Registration Number (A-Number). This is a 7-9 digit number that appears on immigration documents and court notices.

Check Information Regularly

Case statuses and hearing dates can change. Check the EOIR case status system regularly, especially in the weeks before a scheduled hearing.

Keep Records

Print or screenshot important information from these systems, including case status updates, hearing notices, and bond payment confirmations.

Understand Time Zones

When posting bonds or scheduling check-ins, pay attention to time zone differences. Bond posting hours are based on the detention facility's local time zone.

Need Help Navigating These Resources?

These online tools can be complex and confusing. Our experienced attorneys can help you use these resources effectively, interpret the information you find, and take appropriate action based on your case status.