Detention & Bond: Defending Noncitizens in Immigration Custody will guide advocates through practical and technical considerations when representing detained noncitizen clients.
This comprehensive guide provides a top to bottom overview of strategies when advocating for release throughout the various stages of the immigration custody process.

Highlights:

·    An introduction to the history and contemporary background of immigration detention

·    A review of the manner in which adults enter the immigration detention system, including relevant Know Your Rights advice for clients

·    Special considerations when advocating for immigrant youth in the custody of the Department of Health & Human Services’ Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) as unaccompanied minors, or in the custody of Department of Homeland Security

·    Practical and technical considerations when working with detained clients, including information-gathering strategies and working with clients with mental disorders or conditions

·    Prosecutorial discretion and other custody advocacy before Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), such as parole requests and post-order custody reviews

·    Guidance in assessing and challenging bond eligibility in light of mandatory detention

·    Legal standards and case strategy when building and proving up a custody redetermination case before the immigration judge

·    A look at the process to appeal an immigration judge’s bond decision to the BIA

·    Samples to help practitioners with the nuts and bolts of advocating for release.

Pricing:
Regular: Book or PDF = $170 / Book & PDF = $210
Nonprofit: Book or PDF = $120 / Book & PDF = $160