Category: News and alerts
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What you need to know regarding U.S. deportations
Deportation is the process of removal from the United States of an alien for violating the law. You may be detained or deported if you have… The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which is the institution in charge of carrying out of executing deportation orders. The migrant is detained in an ICE detention center.… Read more
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How can I find someone who has been detained by ICE?
Be aware that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is in charge of catching, detaining and deporting foreigners who have flouted U.S. laws. The Online Detainee Locator System (ODLS) is a public system to which you can have access via Internet to locate individuals held in detention, meaning someone who is in ICE custody. It means… Read more
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What to do if…?
If you are in Mexico: You can approach the Investigation Unit of Crimes for Migrants (UIDPM) by communicating They conduct searches for migrants who are in a vulnerable condition and during transit towards another country have disappeared in the Mexican territory, with the support of the National Search Commission In Mexico City you… Read more
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Recommendations for ICE raids in the U.S.
Raids have started in different cities to round up undocumented migrants with a final order of removal and who, in some cases, have not attended immigration court hearings. Cities where raids will be conducted are the following: Up to now, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement authorities (ICE), have not provided operational details. However, you must… Read more
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Deportations in México
Deportation is a sanction that is imposed after an administrative immigration process, which is usually carried out when the person is in immigration detention, either in a Migratory Detention Center or a Temporary Center. During the process, the reasons for the person to be in Mexico and to stay in the country are investigated. Upon… Read more
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Climate
Source: //www.tripsavvy.com/mexicos-weather-what-to-expect-1589004 *Sin Fronteras IAP does not represent any public or government agency. For more information, please visit the following web site: https://www.gob.mx/cenapred Read more
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Pilot Program of Migration Regularization
This pilot program was implemented in March 2021 and applies to migrants whose immigration document expired before January 1st, 2020 and who, for whatever the reason, were unable to renew it. The aim is to regularize the migration status of foreigners in Mexico who meet the conditions established to obtain a temporary residence without a… Read more
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Assisted Return
If you want to return to your home country, consider the following: Be sure that your life, liberty and safety will not be in danger upon your return. In case there is no risk, you can approach your embassy and ask for information about an assistance or return program. In case the embassy and the… Read more
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Know your Rights in Maya Mam