Your ICE Rights in Dallas: What to Do, Say & Never Sign

Your ICE Rights in Dallas: What to Do, Say & Never Sign Quick Answer: Your Rights in an ICE Encounter Everyone in the U.S. has certain constitutional rights during encounters with ICE, regardless of immigration status: You generally do not have to open your door unless agents have a valid judicial warrant or you consent. You have the right to remain silent and do not have to answer questions about your immigration status or birthplace. You can refuse consent to a search of your home, car, belongings, or person. You can ask to speak with an attorney. Do not sign documents you do not understand. If you fear returning to your country, say so clearly to an immigration officer. A useful phrase is: “I am exercising my right to remain silent. I do not consent to a search, and I want to speak with a lawyer.” Dallas Immigration Attorneys 3500 Oak Lawn Avenue, Ste 460 Dallas, TX 75219 (945) 202-5299 https://www.DallasTXImmigrationAttorneys.com/