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What happens at an initial custody redetermination (bond) hearing? The first step in any custody redetermination hearing (also known as a bond hearing) is for the judge to determine whether he or she has authority to review or modify the persons custody status.
Generally, these hearings are short and consist of a few questions asked by the immigration judge to the immigrant. During these hearings, it is important that the alien has an immigration lawyer. This is because by admitting any accusation, you would be admitting that the government can legally deport you.
A Joseph Hearing works by an immigration attorney doing a comprehensive review of case law in the jurisdiction that an individual is being held in to determine if there is an argument that the criminal offense should not have triggered mandatory detention.
Upon the noncitizens request, an immigration judge may conduct a bond hearing, in which the immigration judge has the authority to redetermine the amount of bond set by DHS. Bond proceedings are separate from removal proceedings.
What is an immigration bond? A bond is an amount of money someone pays to the Department of Homeland Security to assure them that if you are released, you will come to court for all your future hearings (and ICE check-ins). How much is a bond? By law the lowest possible bond is $1,500.
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Once the bond amount has been set, the judge will issue a written order and reschedule your next Master Calendar hearing. This will give you up to 30 days to pay the bond so that you can be released from detention. If you cannot get the money, you will remain in custody until your next hearing.
AAO appellate review: The AAO strives to complete its appellate review within 180 days from the time it receives a complete case record after the initial field review. Some cases may take longer than 180 days due to factors beyond the AAOs control.

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