Someone you love is in immigration detention.
Move fast.
We get people out.
Getting someone released from ICE custody often takes more than a bond hearing.
Today, many detention cases require federal court action called habeas corpus. Most immigration firms are not built for that.
We are.
Detention cases move fast. Don’t wait.
If you're not getting clear answers, you're not alone.
The system has changed.
A year ago, many detention cases could be handled in immigration court alone. Today, release may require initial action in federal court. This is where many firms stop or defer.
We don’t.
What is Habeas Corpus?
A habeas corpus action is a federal court filing that challenges the legality of a person’s detention. In some cases, it can be the fastest and most effective path to release when immigration court alone is not enough.
Want to understand how habeas corpus works in immigration detention cases? Read our guide to habeas corpus.
Most firms are not built for this.
Immigration detention cases now often require two things at once: Immigration strategy and federal litigation.
That combination is rare.
Federal habeas litigation is a core part of our practice. We use it every week to help get people out of detention and back home to their families.
What we do
We move immediately to identify the fastest path to release, including:
ICE bond requests
Immigration court bond hearings
Custody redetermination
Parole or release requests
Emergency filings
Federal habeas actions
We handle the full strategy from detention to release.
Why families call us
3-5
federal habeas detention cases filed every week
Dozens
of detention habeas cases handled in the past 6 months
Top volume
among immigration detention habeas practices in Colorado
Strong track record
of success in our federal habeas detention cases
This is not an edge case for our firm. It is a core part of our practice.
What happens next
to explain your options.
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