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How long do you stay in a detention center?
For those able to cross the US border, many are placed in detention centres with incarceration-like conditions while they await immigration proceedings. Their length of stay ranges from 4 years.
Can you visit someone in an immigration detention centre?
You can visit someone in an immigration removal centre or short-term holding facility.
Can you visit someone in Villawood detention centre?
Individuals who want to visit the Villawood Detention Centre are generally required to file a visitation application. This includes family members, friends, legal representatives, and other authorized individuals who wish to visit detainees at the facility.
How to look up someone in immigration jail?
If you are looking for someone who might be detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), you can search the ICE Detainee Locator or by calling (866) 347-2423. It will help to have the persons Alien Number (A#) on hand, if you know it. This number appears on green cards or work permits.
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