ICEBFinal Rule
Immigration Bond Notifications
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Summary
This regulation requires immigration officials to provide clear, timely notifications to people who are required to post a bond (a type of financial guarantee) as a condition of release from immigration detention. The rule ensures that individuals and their families understand how much money is needed, what happens if they don't pay, and their rights throughout the process.
Key Points
- 1Immigration officials must notify detainees in writing about bond requirements, including the exact amount owed and deadline for payment
- 2Notifications must be provided in a language the detainee understands, not just in English
- 3Detainees have the right to a hearing to challenge the bond amount if they believe it's too high
- 4The rule applies to all immigration detention cases handled by federal immigration authorities
- 5Failure to provide proper notification could result in cases being dismissed or bonds being reduced
Key Dates
Published
January 6, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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