1 CONOZCA SUS DERECHOS ULTIMAS NOTICIAS DESPUES DE LA INAUGURACIONPublic Counsel

2 KNOW YOUR RIGHTS Post-INAUGURATION updatePublic Counsel

3 GUIA Después de la inauguración: lo que sabemos, y lo que no sabemosResumen breve de la ley de inmigración Enfocando en la Visa U, SIJS, y inmigración por familia Actualización de las ordenes ejecutivas Quien esta en alto riesgo de la deportación Conozca Sus Derechos Que hacer si ICE llega a su casa Derechos en los procedimientos de deportación Como hacer un plan de seguridad para su familia Preguntas? How do these topics sound? Are these the issues that have come up with your clients?

4 OVERVIEW Post-inauguration update: what we know, and what we don’t know Brief overview of immigration law Esp. U Visa, SIJS, family-based Executive Orders update High-risk enforcement categories Know Your Rights What to do if ICE shows up at your door Immigrant rights in deportation proceedings Make a safety plan Questions? How do these topics sound? Are these the issues that have come up with your clients?

5 Public counsel Public Counsel es un bufete de abogados sin fines de lucro en Los Angeles, California. Proveemos servicios legales sin costo a personas de bajos recursos Nuestro proyecto de Derechos de los Inmigrantes representa a personas buscando asilo, victimas de los crimines, niños sin acompañamiento, y inmigrantes en detención The Immigrant Rights Project does not do family petitions or general immigration consultations outside of these areas, but we have a list of low-cost consultations to distribute

6 Post-INAUGURATION updateQue es lo que sabemos? El Presidente esta poniendo y quiere poner mas reglas anti-inmigrante Muchos gobiernos locales en California están comprometiéndose a proteger las comunidades inmigrantes Que es lo que no sabemos? No sabemos con cuales de las promesas anti-inmigrante de la campana se van a cumplir No sabemos cuales barreras legales se enfrentarán las nuevas reglas anti-inmigrantes We know the President-elect ran on a campaign platform that included many anti-immigrant proposals, including a ramping up of deportations, the elimination of DACA, and the construction of a border wall between the US and Mexico. So far ALL he has done is 1) promise to build a border wall, 2) reset deportation priorities. He has NOT ended DACA (though he might) and he has NOT ended the refugee program (though he might). We know that local governments- including both the state of California and the city and county of Los Angeles- are evaluating what steps they can take to protect immigrant communities

7 Post-INAUGURATION updateWhat do we know? The President is enacting and intends to enact anti-immigrant policies State and local governments in California are committed to protecting immigrant communities What don’t we know? We do not know which anti-immigrant campaign promises will be met We do not know the legal barriers that any new anti-immigrant policies would face in the courts We know the President-elect ran on a campaign platform that included many anti-immigrant proposals, including a ramping up of deportations, the elimination of DACA, and the construction of a border wall between the US and Mexico. So far ALL he has done is 1) promise to build a border wall, 2) reset deportation priorities. He has NOT ended DACA (though he might) and he has NOT ended the refugee program (though he might). We know that local governments- including both the state of California and the city and county of Los Angeles- are evaluating what steps they can take to protect immigrant communities

8 RESUMEN BREVE DE LA LEY DE InmigraciónEn general, inmigrantes pueden recibir estatus legal a través de: La familia Un empleador Beneficios humanitarios Formas temporales de estatus incluyen: DACA La discreción del fiscal Status de Protección Temporal (TPS) Family based petitions- spouses, parents, children, & siblings Employer petitions Humanitarian benefits Asylum, withholding, and the Convention Against Torture (CAT) U- and T- visas; VAWA Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) Cancellation of removal [ONLY in removal proceedings] Many MANY complications and roadblocks to these forms of relief- especially for people who have lived in this country without permission for a period of time (and even more so if you entered without inspection- most Mexicans and Central Americans). Most types of humanitarian relief are also discretionary

9 (VERY) Brief IMMIGRATION LAW OVERVIEWIn general, immigrants can receive immigration status through: Family Employers Humanitarian benefits Other forms of temporary relief DACA Prosecutorial discretion Temporary protected status (TPS) Family based petitions- spouses, parents, children, & siblings Employer petitions Humanitarian benefits Asylum, withholding, and the Convention Against Torture (CAT) U- and T- visas; VAWA Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) Cancellation of removal [ONLY in removal proceedings] Many MANY complications and roadblocks to these forms of relief- especially for people who have lived in this country without permission for a period of time (and even more so if you entered without inspection- most Mexicans and Central Americans). Most types of humanitarian relief are also discretionary

10 BENEFICIOS DE InmigraciónSi nunca ha consultado con un abogado de inmigración acerca de la posibilidad de aplicar para estatus legal, tal vez ahora es el tiempo de hacerlo, especialmente si Ha sido victimizado por un crimen reportado en los estados unidos Tiene marido que es ciudadano o residente permanente o niño mayor de 21 años que es ciudadano o residente permanente Es menor de 21 años y ha sido abandonado o dañado por un padre These are the most likely forms of immigration relief for people living here without immigration status

11 IMMIGRATION BENEFITS If you have never consulted with an immigration attorney about the potential of applying for status, now may be a good time to do so, especially if: You have been a victim of a reported crime in the United States You have a USC or LPR spouse or 21+ child You are under 21 and have been hurt or abandoned by a parent These are the most likely forms of immigration relief for people living here without immigration status

12 Hable con un abogado Asegure que busque la ayuda de un abogado, NO de un notario En los estados unidos, los notarios nunca tienen autorización para ejercer la abogacía Notarios tampoco pueden aceptar dinero de parte de un abogado Si antes un notario le engaño, debe consultar con un abogado acerca de sus opciones That means a notary should never be representing you in court, or arranging for someone to represent you in court.

13 SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY Make sure to seek the help of an attorney, NOT a notario Notaries in the United States are never authorized to practice law Notaries cannot accept money on behalf of an attorney If you have previously been taken advantage of by a notario, you should consult with an immigration attorney about your options That means a notary should never be representing you in court, or arranging for someone to represent you in court.

14 Noticias de las ordenes ejecutivas: PROHIBICIón de viajesFirmado el 27 de enero 2017– muchas cortes federales ya han decidido que es inconstitucional y está temporalmente suspendido La orden original paró la entrada de cualquier refugiado por 120 días y permanentemente para refugiados de Siria La orden del 6 de marzo es substantivamente lo mismo-- puso prohibición de entradas para ciudadanos de Irán, Libia, Somalia, Sudan, Siria, y Líbano Supuestamente no aplica a personas con visas y residentes permanentes Si usted u un familiar ha sido afectado, debe llamar Public Counsel al Unclear the scope of the travel ban- being applied to LPRs but most are getting through (it seems). People are being prevented from boarding planes overseas. Also means cancellation of visa interviews and other immigration benefits within the United States. Legality of the order is questionable; multiple federal courts have already ruled against it. Noncitizen travel by those from affected countries may not be advisable at this time; definitely consult with an immigration attorney before leaving the country and people attempting to travel back should expect to be delayed and potentially turned away. Important not to sign ANYTHING and to demand attorney access.

15 EXECUTIVE ORDERS UPDATE: travel BANENTRY BAN Executive Order signed Friday, January 27, 2017– deemed unconstitutional by multiple federal courts and nationwide stay in place Original order stopped all refugee admissions for 120 days and permanently banned Syrian refugee admissions March 6, 2017 order is substantively the same-- 90-day travel and admissions ban for citizens of Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Yemen Purports to exempt visa holders and LPRs If you or a family member have been affected, call Public Counsel’s hotline— Unclear the scope of the travel ban- being applied to LPRs but most are getting through (it seems). People are being prevented from boarding planes overseas. Also means cancellation of visa interviews and other immigration benefits within the United States. Legality of the order is questionable; multiple federal courts have already ruled against it. Noncitizen travel by those from affected countries may not be advisable at this time; definitely consult with an immigration attorney before leaving the country and people attempting to travel back should expect to be delayed and potentially turned away. Important not to sign ANYTHING and to demand attorney access.

16 Noticias de las ordenes ejecutivas: DACAEl programa DACA da permisos de trabajo de dos años a ciertos inmigrantes que llegaron a los estados unidos como niños El presidente dijo antes que tal vez terminara el programa DACA Pero el programa existe ahora y los permisos son validos Se recomiende que: Personas elegibles que no han aplicado antes debe aplicar solo después de consultar con un abogado de inmigración experimentado Debe renovar su DACA solo si no tiene antecedentes penales Ningún recipiente de DACA debe salir del país en este momento As of January 26, 2017, the program is still in place. Renewals are less risky (because government already has your information) but risk of losing the expensive filing fee if program canceled. Leaked memo suggests it may be cancelled but (as of today) has NOT been signed at this time. If you have DACA, you should NOT leave the country on parole at this time. EXCEPTION- some attorneys are getting people through on advanced parole but this should definitely be done WITH counsel, not alone.

17 EXECUTIVE ORDERS UPDATE: DACADACA gives certain immigrants brought to the United States as children two-year work permits The President previously indicated that he may end the DACA program DACA is currently in force, however Advocates are recommending that: First-time applicants should apply only after consultation with an experienced immigration attorney Renewals should be submitted only for persons with no criminal history No DACA recipient should leave the country at this time As of January 26, 2017, the program is still in place. Renewals are less risky (because government already has your information) but risk of losing the expensive filing fee if program canceled. Leaked memo suggests it may be cancelled but (as of today) has NOT been signed at this time. If you have DACA, you should NOT leave the country on parole at this time. EXCEPTION- some attorneys are getting people through on advanced parole but this should definitely be done WITH counsel, not alone.

18 Noticias de las ordenes ejecutivas: EJECUCIóN DE LA LEY DE INMIGRACIón EN EL INTERIOR DEL PAISEl Presidente anuncio nuevas prioridades para la deportación el 25 de enero, 2017 El anuncio prioriza a inmigrantes que: Tienen cualquier antecedente penal Tienen cargos criminales pendientes Han cometido actas que constituyen un crimen Han cometido fraude antes de un agencia del gobierno Han abusado programas de beneficios públicos Tienen orden de deportación final Un oficial de inmigración se considera un “riesgo a la seguridad publica o la seguridad nacional” Una guía nueva sugiere que también puedan buscar los familiares de niños que recién llegaron sin sus padres These priorities are EXCEEDINGLY broad. Relatives of UACs- may be at risk for both immigration enforcement and criminal prosecution if can prove connection to smuggling.

19 EXECUTIVE ORDERS UPDATE: INTERIOR IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENTThe President announced new enforcement priorities on January 25, 2017 The memo prioritizes immigrants who: Have been convicted of ANY criminal offense Have pending criminal charges Have committed acts that would be a crime Have committed fraud before a government agency Have abused public benefits programs Have a final order of removal Are deemed to be a “risk to public safety or national security” by an immigration officer Recent guidelines also suggest potential targeting of the family members of unaccompanied minors These priorities are EXCEEDINGLY broad. Relatives of UACs- may be at risk for both immigration enforcement and criminal prosecution if can prove connection to smuggling.

20 ANTECEDENTES PENALES Si tiene antecedentes penales, es muy importante que hable con un abogado de inmigración para hablar de sus opciones Para algunas personas, la reparación poscondenatoria puede delimitar u eliminar las consecuencias para un caso de inmigración En algunos casos la reparación poscondenatoria no seria una opción Es una área de ley muy especializado y debe consultar con un experto solamente Si se enfrenta contra cargos criminales, es muy importante que su abogado criminal considera las consecuencias para su estatus de inmigración cuando le representa Expungements can help for certain things- for example, DACA- but generally are not effective for immigration purposes. PD doesn’t always do a good job of advising on immigration consequences, even though it’s within their responsibilities to do so. New California laws would seek to expand PD’s capacity/knowledge in this area. Juvenile convictions are not considered convictions for immigration purposes, but can be considered when evaluating discretionary relief (and may also make someone an enforcement priority)

21 Criminal convictions If you have a criminal history, it is very important you meet with an immigration lawyer to discuss your options For some people, post-conviction relief can help limit or erase the immigration consequences of a past offense Post-conviction relief is different than an expungement It may not be available in all cases Post-conviction relief for immigrants is a very specialized area of law- you should get a referral to an expert from a trusted attorney If you are charged with a crime, it is very important that your criminal defense attorney consider the immigration consequences of your charges when representing you Expungements can help for certain things- for example, DACA- but generally are not effective for immigration purposes. PD doesn’t always do a good job of advising on immigration consequences, even though it’s within their responsibilities to do so. New California laws would seek to expand PD’s capacity/knowledge in this area. Juvenile convictions are not considered convictions for immigration purposes, but can be considered when evaluating discretionary relief (and may also make someone an enforcement priority)

22 VIEJAS ORDENES DE DEPORTACIóNUna orden de deportación puede venir de: Un juez de inmigración Un oficial de ICE dentro de los estados unidos (bajo ciertas circunstancias) Un oficial de CBP en la frontera u en el aeropuerto Alguien que no asistió a una audiencia en la corte de inmigración puede tener una orden de deportación expedida en ausencia Alguien que pueda tener una orden de deportación vieja debe priorizar haciendo consulta con un abogado de inmigración This is a change from Obama’s priorities- only those with final orders dated on or after January 1, 2014 VERY important to consult with attorney b/c you might not be entitled to a hearing before an IJ if detained Children included on family applications may also have old removal orders they don’t know about. Usually a FOIA request is the best way to figure out your immigration history, but you should first consult with an immigration attorney to see if it’s safe to request the information.

23 PRIOR ORDERS OF REMOVALOrders of removal (or deportation order) may come from: An immigration judge An ICE officer within the United States (if the person signed) A Customs and Border patrol officer at the US border or airport Someone who didn’t appear for an immigration court hearing may have an in absentia order of removal Immigrants who might have prior orders of removal should prioritize consultation with an immigration attorney This is a change from Obama’s priorities- only those with final orders dated on or after January 1, 2014 VERY important to consult with attorney b/c you might not be entitled to a hearing before an IJ if detained Children included on family applications may also have old removal orders they don’t know about. Usually a FOIA request is the best way to figure out your immigration history, but you should first consult with an immigration attorney to see if it’s safe to request the information.

24 Expansión DE Expulsión RápidaLa orden de la Ejecución de la Ley de Inmigración en el Interior intenta expandir el uso de la expulsión rápida Vienen de un oficial de ICE, no de un juez Antes, las usaban solo contra personas que no pudieron probar su presencia en el país por 14 días y que se hallaran dentro de 100 millas de la frontera La planeada expansión se aplicaría a: Alguien que 1) no tiene documentos para entrar al país , o 2) recibió la entrada o documentos de inmigración bajo fraude Que no puede probar su presencia en país por los últimos dos años A cualquier parte del país No se sabe todavía como eso tomara lugar pero debe considerar llevando prueba de 2 años de su presencia en el país

25 EXPEDITED REMOVAL EXPANSIONThe Interior Enforcement Executive Order attempts to expand the use of expedited removal Issued by an ICE officer, not a judge Previously applied to those who could not prove physical presence for 14 days and apprehended within 100 miles of the border Attempted expansion would apply to: A person who 1) lacks entry documents, or 2) received entry or immigration documents via fraud; Who could not prove physical presence for the past two years Anywhere in the United States Advocates do not yet know how this will be applied but it may be a good idea to carry proof of 2 years physical presence

26 CONOZCA SUS DERECHOS TODAS LAS PERSONAS en los estados unidos- sin importar el status legal—tiene ciertos derechos básicos bajo la constitución del país This is important to emphasize in an environment of fear. Constitutional rights can’t be changed or abolished by the President.

27 KNOW YOUR RIGHTS EVERYONE in the United States– regardless of immigration status– has certain basic rights under the United States Constitution

28 El derecho a guardar silencioComo puedo utilizar mi derecho a guardar silencio? Puede negar contestar preguntas hasta que haya tenido chance para consultar con un abogado Puede decidir no decir nada Puede negar compartir información acerca de donde nació o como entro a los estados unidos Puede llevar una tarjeta de “conozca sus derechos” y proveerla a oficiales de inmigración si le detienen Distribute red cards Right to remain silent is important because admission of alienage can be used as proof against you in removal proceedings. False documents can open you up to criminal charges- very very important to not carry them.

29 THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENTHow can I exercise the right to remain silent? You can refuse to answer questions until you’ve had a chance to consult with an attorney You can choose not to speak at all You can decline to share information about where you were born or how you entered the United States You can carry a “know your rights” card and provide it to immigration officers if you are stopped Distribute red cards Right to remain silent is important because admission of alienage can be used as proof against you in removal proceedings. False documents can open you up to criminal charges- very very important to not carry them.

30 FRASES CLAVES No quiero responder a ninguna pregunta.No quiero firmar nada. No hablaré con usted hasta que hable con un abogado. No le doy permiso de entrar a la casa. No doy consentimiento a esta búsqueda. No le doy permiso de llevarse cualquier de mis documentos.

31 KEY PHRASES I do not want to answer any questions.I do not want to sign anything. I will not speak to you until I speak to a lawyer I do not give you permission to enter the house. I do not consent to this search. I do not give you permission to take any of my documents.

32 DOCUMENTOS DE INMIGRACIóNDebe llevar documentos validos de inmigración con usted todo el tiempo. Ejemplos incluyen: Una tarjeta de residencia permanente (tarjeta verde) Prueba de su estatus de asilado Prueba de aplicaciones pendientes con inmigración Documentos de identidad de otros países? Hay riesgos de llevar estos porque el gobierno puede usarlos como prueba que alguien no es ciudadano de los estados unidos ICE no puede tomar documentos de su caso sin una orden de cateo autorizando la colección de ellos You should NOT carry false documents, as you may put yourself at risk of facing criminal charges. But if the documents are on your person and you are detained, they will be in ICE’s possession

33 IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTSYou should carry valid immigration documents on you at all times. Examples include: Lawful permanent resident card (green card) Proof of asylum status Proof of pending immigration applications Identity documents from other countries? There is a risk in carrying these because the government can use them as proof that someone is not a US citizen ICE cannot take documents from your home without a search warrant signed by a judge You should NOT carry false documents, as you may put yourself at risk of facing criminal charges. But if the documents are on your person and you are detained, they will be in ICE’s possession

34 El derecho a privacidadNo tiene que abrir la puerta a cualquier oficial de leyes—incluyendo ICE—menos que un juez haya expedido una orden de cateo (“search warrant”) Si ICE llega a su casa, no abra la puerta a menos que le muestra una orden de cateo valida, o “search warrant” Puede pedir que los agentes resbalen el warrant bajo la puerta o muéstrenlo en la ventana Para ser valido, un “warrant” tiene que incluir ambos su correcto nombre y su correcta dirección Oficiales de ICE a veces mienten para ganar entrada en su casa Debe verificar quien esta en su puerta antes de abrirla Si el “warrant” es valido, la persona buscada en el “warrant” debe salir de la casa sola y cerrar la puerta detrás de si mismo ICE también busca gente en otros lugares Existe una guía que disuade aprehensiones en escuelas, cortes, y otros lugares comunitarios, pero no es técnicamente ilegal Sensitive locations policies are being considered by local jurisdictions– pending The judicial order must be signed by a JUDGE and be a SEARCH warrant- not an arrest warrant Warrant exceptions exist under certain “exigent circumstances” (which generally would not include civil immigration enforcement) If ICE violates your right, try to write down the officer’s name and badge number ICE warrants are valid ONLY in public- not as a means to gain entry into your home

35 THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY You do not have to open your door to any law enforcement agency– including ICE– unless a judge has issued a search warrant If ICE comes to your house, do not open the door unless they show you a valid search warrant You can ask the agents to slide the warrant under your door or hold it up to the window To be valid, a warrant must include both your name and your address ICE officers sometimes will lie to try to get into your house Make sure you verify who is at your door before opening it If the warrant is valid, the person sought in the warrant should step outside the door and close it behind them ICE may try to apprehend people in other locations Sensitive locations policy discourages apprehensions in schools, courthouses, and other community places, but not technically illegal Sensitive locations policies are being considered by local jurisdictions– pending Warrant exceptions exist under certain “exigent circumstances” (which generally would not include civil immigration enforcement) If ICE violates your right, try to write down the officer’s name and badge number ICE warrants are valid ONLY in public- not as a means to gain entry into your home

36 Lo que se busca (person o propiedad) Lo Que se BuscaEn donde se puede buscar (la dirección) Firmado por un juez FIRMA DEL JUEZ Donde se Busca (Su dirrecion)

37 Donde se Busca (Su dirrecion)The object of the search (person or property) Lo Que se Busca What can be searched (the address) Firmado por un juez JUDGE’S SIGNATURE Donde se Busca (Su dirrecion)

38 COMPARE WITH ICE ARREST WARRANT

39 COMPARADO CON ORDEN DE ARRESTO DE ICE

40 SEARCH WARRANT V. ICE ARREST WARRANTSEARCH WARRANT- valid to gain entry into a home (if correct information and signed by a judge) ONLY for the purpose of finding what is mentioned in the order (usually a person’s name, could also mention documents or materials) ICE ARREST WARRANT- NOT valid to gain entry into a home, can be used in public to detain the person named in the warrant

41 ARRESTOS EN PUBLICO POR ICEEn público, una orden de arresto de ICE es suficiente para detener a alguien ¿Qué pasa si ICE detiene a alguien sin una orden de arresto? ICE necesita una “razón para creer” que la persona está en el país sin permiso, y tiene que tener esta razón antes de detener la persona Si ICE intenta detenerle en público: Debe preguntar “¿Soy libre de irme?” Si dicen que sí, debe alejarse del lugar Si ICE dice que no, utilice su derecho a guardar silencio y no conteste preguntas acerca de su nombre, historia criminal, estatus migratorio, o lugar de nacimiento No debe mentir porque podría dañar su caso ¿Qué debo hacer si presencio una redada en público? No corre, pero si está a riego de una parada por inmigración y no está detenida, debe intentar alejarse del lugar Si está seguro, considera recordando los detalles de la parada, con video, fotos, o apuntes escritos It’s important to not interfere with law enforcement action, but details of rights violations may be helpful to the detained person later on. Badge numbers and officer names are particularly helpful if available.

42 ICE ARRESTS IN PUBLIC In public, an ICE arrest warrant suffices to detain someone What about ICE stops in public, without a warrant? ICE needs “reason to believe” that someone is in the country without permission, and must have this reason before detaining someone If ICE tries to detain you in public: Ask “Am I free to go?” If ICE says yes, walk away If ICE says no, exercise your right to remain silent and do not answer questions about your name, criminal, and immigration history Do not lie, as it can hurt your case later on What if I witness a raid in public? Do not run, but if you believe you may be at risk of immigration enforcement action and are not detained, try to leave the area If you are safe, consider recording details of the stop either with video, photo, or notetaking It’s important to not interfere with law enforcement action, but details of rights violations may be helpful to the detained person later on. Badge numbers and officer names are particularly helpful if available.

43 PLANES DE SEGURIDAD Memorice números de teléfono que son importantesSu esposo o pareja, hijos, amigo de confianza, y abogado Personas detenidas no tienen acceso a sus celulares Organice documentos importantes en un lugar seguro Haz copies y asegure que alguien de confianza sabe en donde esta Si tiene numero de A, asegure que su familia lo sepa Haz un plan para el cuidado y custodia temporal de sus hijos Piensa en escoger un adulto de confianza que puede cuidar temporalmente por sus niños si usted es detenido Prepare una Autorización de Cuidador Pide pasaportes para sus niños Dígalo a ICE si usted es la única persona cuidado por sus niños Because of the uncertain future, it’s not a bad idea to make a safety plan in case you or a loved one is placed in removal proceedings. Caregiver’s authorization- does not affect your rights as a parent, but allows a non-parent relative enroll child in school and make school-related decisions on your child’s behalf in your absence. LAUSD form- available online and also through school office. ICE has the discretion to not detain primary caregivers of minor children (though they can detain you and likely will if you have criminal history)

44 SAFETY PLANS Memorize important phone numbersYour spouse or partner, children, trusted friend, and lawyer If you are detained, you will lose access to your cell phone Organize important documents in a safe place Make copies and make them accessible to a trusted person If you have an A number, make sure your family knows it Make a plan for the temporary care and custody of children Consider designating a trusted adult to temporarily care for your children in the case of your detention Prepare a Caregiver’s Authorization Request passports for your children Tell ICE if you are the primary caregiver of children Because of the uncertain future, it’s not a bad idea to make a safety plan in case you or a loved one is placed in removal proceedings. Caregiver’s authorization- does not affect your rights as a parent, but allows a non-parent relative enroll child in school and make school-related decisions on your child’s behalf in your absence. LAUSD form- available online and also through school office. ICE has the discretion to not detain primary caregivers of minor children (though they can detain you and likely will if you have criminal history)

45 PREGUNTAS? Questions?