Estar detenido por inmigraci\u00f3n da miedo, y la incertidumbre suele ser lo m\u00e1s dif\u00edcil. Es posible que no sepa cu\u00e1nto tiempo estar\u00e1 detenido, si tendr\u00e1 una audiencia de fianza, ni qui\u00e9n est\u00e1 revisando su caso. Una petici\u00f3n de un recurso de habeas corpus le pide a un juez federal que examine una sola pregunta directamente: \u00bflo est\u00e1 deteniendo el gobierno de manera legal? Si la respuesta es no, la corte puede ordenar su liberaci\u00f3n o una audiencia que el Servicio de Inmigraci\u00f3n y Control de Aduanas (ICE) intent\u00f3 negarle.<\/p>\n
Nuestros abogados de habeas corpus en Rivas & Associates representan a inmigrantes detenidos y a sus familias en todo Estados Unidos. El recurso de habeas corpus es una de las protecciones m\u00e1s antiguas del derecho estadounidense y est\u00e1 consagrado en la Constituci\u00f3n de los Estados Unidos. En el contexto de inmigraci\u00f3n normalmente se presenta ante una corte federal de distrito bajo la secci\u00f3n 2241 del T\u00edtulo 28 del C\u00f3digo de los Estados Unidos, y puede ser una opci\u00f3n poderosa cuando la corte de inmigraci\u00f3n e ICE no aceptan la liberaci\u00f3n ni una audiencia de fianza.<\/p>\n
Si usted o un ser querido est\u00e1 detenido y cree que la detenci\u00f3n ha durado demasiado o que nunca debi\u00f3 ocurrir, comun\u00edquese con Rivas & Associates para programar una consulta confidencial llamando al (844) 37-RIVAS<\/strong><\/a>(844) 37-RIVAS<\/strong><\/a> o rellenando nuestro formulario en l\u00ednea<\/a>. La mayor\u00eda de nuestro equipo legal est\u00e1 formado por inmigrantes y estadounidenses de primera generaci\u00f3n. Entendemos sus preocupaciones y estamos aqu\u00ed para ayudarle. Hablamos espa\u00f1ol.<\/p>\n Habeas corpus es una expresi\u00f3n en lat\u00edn que significa \u00abque tengas el cuerpo\u00bb. En la pr\u00e1ctica es una forma de llevar al gobierno ante un juez y exigirle que justifique por qu\u00e9 se mantiene detenida a una persona. En los casos de inmigraci\u00f3n, la petici\u00f3n normalmente se presenta contra los funcionarios responsables de la detenci\u00f3n, como el director del centro de detenci\u00f3n y los l\u00edderes de ICE, y se interpone en el distrito federal donde la persona est\u00e1 detenida.<\/p>\n Una petici\u00f3n de habeas no es lo mismo que su caso de deportaci\u00f3n en la corte de inmigraci\u00f3n. La corte de inmigraci\u00f3n decide si usted puede permanecer en el pa\u00eds. Una petici\u00f3n de habeas se enfoca en la detenci\u00f3n misma, es decir, si el gobierno tiene autoridad legal para mantenerlo detenido mientras avanza su caso. Esa diferencia importa, porque una persona puede tener una raz\u00f3n s\u00f3lida para permanecer en Estados Unidos y aun as\u00ed estar detenida durante meses bajo condiciones que una corte federal podr\u00eda considerar ilegales.<\/p>\n Cada caso es diferente, y la estrategia correcta depende de sus hechos espec\u00edficos. Nuestros abogados en Rivas & Associates a menudo consideran una petici\u00f3n de habeas en situaciones como las siguientes.<\/p>\n When a person has a final order of removal, ICE generally has authority to detain them while it arranges the removal. That authority is not unlimited. In Zadvydas v. Davis<\/em>, the U.S. Supreme Court held that detention after a final order cannot continue indefinitely and recognized six months as a presumptively reasonable period. After that, if you can show there is no significant likelihood of removal in the reasonably foreseeable future, the burden shifts to the government to justify continued detention. This often comes up when a home country will not issue travel documents or will not accept the person back.<\/p>\n Some people are held for long stretches without ever seeing a judge about release. When the immigration system does not provide a timely bond hearing, a habeas petition can ask a federal court to order one, so that a neutral decision maker actually weighs whether you are a flight risk or a danger to the community.<\/p>\n Certain detention is labeled “mandatory” based on a person’s history or the category they fall into. These classifications are sometimes applied too broadly or incorrectly. A habeas petition can challenge whether mandatory detention truly applies to you and whether you are entitled to an individualized hearing.<\/p>\n Detention can be unlawful for other reasons, including detention of someone who has a valid claim to U.S. citizenship, detention that ignores a court order, or detention that violates due process. When the basic legal authority to hold you is missing, habeas corpus is often the right tool to raise it.<\/p>\n Immigration habeas petitions are generally filed in the federal district court that covers the location where the person is detained, not in immigration court. Because detention facilities are spread across the country and people are sometimes transferred between them, identifying the correct court and the correct respondents is an important early step. Our attorneys handle this carefully so the petition is filed in the right place and is not delayed by technical problems.<\/p>\n A habeas petition does not decide your immigration case, but it can change your circumstances in meaningful ways while that case continues. Depending on the facts, a federal court may:<\/p>\n Release from detention can let you return to your family, keep your job, and prepare your immigration case from outside a facility, which often makes a real difference in the case itself.<\/p>\n Many detained people first try to get released through an immigration bond hearing. That is the right path in many cases. A habeas petition becomes important when bond is not available, when bond was denied, or when detention has continued so long that it raises a separate legal problem. In some situations the two work together, and a habeas petition is the vehicle that forces the bond hearing to happen. Our lawyers can review which option fits your circumstances during your consultation.<\/p>\n Habeas litigation is time sensitive and detail driven, and a small mistake can cost weeks that a detained person does not have. At Rivas & Associates, we move quickly and handle the work that gives a petition its best chance. Depending on your situation, our attorneys may:<\/p>\n We represent clients nationwide, with many originally from Mexico or from throughout Central America and South America. The majority of our staff consists of immigrants or first-generation Americans, so we understand your situation on a personal level. We are here to help you.<\/p>\n If you or someone you love is detained and you have questions about a writ of habeas corpus, do not wait to get answers. Detention cases move on tight timelines, and starting early gives our attorneys more room to act. We will review the details of the detention, explain your options in plain language, and tell you honestly whether a habeas petition is the right step.<\/p>\n Schedule a confidential consultation today by calling Rivas & Associates at (844) 37-RIVAS<\/strong><\/a>(844) 37-RIVAS<\/strong><\/a> or filling out our online form. Empowering Immigrants, Building Futures! 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\u00bfQu\u00e9 Es un Recurso de Habeas Corpus en los Casos de Inmigraci\u00f3n?<\/h2>\n
Cu\u00e1ndo Puede Presentar una Petici\u00f3n de Habeas Corpus<\/h2>\n
Detenci\u00f3n Prolongada Despu\u00e9s de una Orden Final de Deportaci\u00f3n<\/h3>\n
Detention Without a Bond Hearing<\/h3>\n
Challenging Mandatory Detention<\/h3>\n
Unlawful or Improper Detention<\/h3>\n
Where an Immigration Habeas Petition Is Filed<\/h2>\n
What Relief a Habeas Corpus Petition Can Provide<\/h2>\n
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Habeas Corpus and Immigration Bond Are Not the Same Thing<\/h2>\n
How Our Habeas Corpus Attorneys Can Help You<\/h2>\n
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Schedule a Consultation with Rivas & Associates About Challenging Detention<\/h2>\n