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Haitian Immigrants in Detention

 

ICE has started deporting people back to Haiti!

Are you a Haitian immigrant in detention?  Do you have a final removal order and no lawyer?

Speak Creole?

Enpòtan

Si ou gen yon avoka, fè pa pran aksyon legal san konsiltasyon avoka ou.

Important

If you have a lawyer, do not take legal action without consulting your lawyer.

If you do not have a lawyer, this section of the website contains information you can use to show a judge that the situation in Haiti is too dangerous for you to return.  If you are asking a judge to stop your deportation, you can include these materials with your request.

To receive more help with your request not to be deported, stay alert for visits to your detention center by immigration attorneys and speak to one if possible.  You or a relative can call the following organizations to learn if a future visit to your detention center is scheduled:

MLRI (Massachusetts Law Reform Institute)
617-357-0700, ext. 340 or ext. 335

PAIR (Political Asylum and Immigrant Representation Project)
(617) 742-9296, ext. 4 or ext. 6

Pa bliye

Si ou gen yon avoka, piga nou pran aksyon legal san konsiltasyon avoka ou

Remember

If you have a lawyer, do not take legal action without consulting your lawyer.


Produced by Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Last updated April 13, 2011


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