Although an alien may post his/her own immigration delivery bond, it is usually someone (e.g., a relative) acting on his/her behalf. This person may post a bond directly with ICE, or work through a company such as AllnOne Immigration Bonds which is licensed to post such bonds. If the person goes directly to ICE, he/she must [...]
Criminal convictions in the United States can result in an array of legal consequences, from fines to community service to loss of driver’s license and prison time. If you want to immigrate to the U.S., certain convictions can also affect your legal status here in the country. Learn more about the types of charges that impact [...]
People who immigrate to America have a lot of concerns - the biggest concern being their legal status. This is especially true in a changing political climate where immigration enforcement is ramping up. Under President Trump, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's duties have expanded. In recent times, there have been more arrests and removals of immigrants. [...]
Post the bond in your state criminal case OR work out your case by plea bargaining and completing any sentence imposed by the judge, AND Go into immigration custody and post an immigration bond. Many people facing ICE holds believe that there is no choice but to take the first plea bargain offered. Jailers, police officers, [...]
Whether you’re visiting family or enjoying a vacation in the United States, you’re going to need a visa. A US visa allows foreign nationals to enter the country legally. However, it’s quite common for some to overstay their US visa. Our staff of immigration experts at All n One Immigration Bonds gives several pointers on what [...]
While “finance” too many might conjure a boring system of transactions — or a dangerous game of capitalist exploitation — to financial activists, investment vehicles are fair game for creative and exciting innovations toward liberation. One area of continuous advocacy is the abolition of bail, which forces countless individuals charged with civil crimes to remain in [...]
How much does freedom cost? For immigrants detained in the U.S. it can be as low as $1,500 or as high as $80,000. The public backlash to the Trump administration separating immigrant parents from their children at the border continues, with criticism from advocates and politicians, including the four living former first ladies, who separately condemned it [...]
How do I find out the bond amount for my family member? Usually ICE tells the detainee. But you can also call ICE at 612-843-8600, extension 5. Who can pay the bond? The person who pays the bond must be a Lawful Permanent Resident or U.S. citizen who speaks English (to be able to read the [...]
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is holding on to more than $200 million in bond money that belongs to immigrants who have been in the agency’s custody, cash that has yet to be returned to thousands of immigrant families or the U.S. citizens who bailed them out, according to data obtained through open-records requests. The unreturned [...]
WHAT IS A BOND? The bond is what immigration asks for as a guarantee that you will attend all of your hearings. You are promising that, if they release you from detention, you will go to all your court hearings and do what the judge orders you to do—even if that includes being deported. Remember, if [...]
