The five types of migrants who cannot be deported from the USA by the ICE

In the United States, migratory regulations are increasingly strong. However, migrants are making decisions such as returning voluntarily to their countries of origin, before being returned in a forced way.

Prevention measures were adopted by many who fear that the growing threats of removing temporary permits and eliminating migrant protection programs will be effective.

With this hardening, it has also been seen how people have decided to request asylum or status adjustment, this in order to obtain the legal conditions necessary to reside in the country. Through this mechanism they would present an open case that can offer security to the authorities.

In the drawer, California is being used that, according to user reports, alert about risk, schedules and raids. This mechanism seeks to protect the immigrant community without interfering with the law.

Exempt from ICE raids

It is important to note that certain groups of migrants cannot be arrested or deported by the Immigration and Customs Control Service, among those: permanent residents, naturalized citizens, DACA beneficiaries, that is, belonging to the United States immigration program that protects those who protect those who They arrived in the country as minors without legal status, applicants for status or asylum adjustment, and visas holders in order.

In the case of those who have visas, it is important that they are in force and that their owner does not have any criminal record. In addition, any migrant is recommended, regardless of their status, which always carries its official passport or documentation so that in case it is exposed to a situation with ICE, it is to demonstrate its legal status in the country.

How can migrants protect their legal status?
They must comply with the assistance to migratory appointments, maintain copies of key documents and consult with a specialized lawyer.

Apart from this, whoever wants to remain in the United States can protect their legal status requesting asylum, presenting a form to obtain Green Card or qualifying as a young special immigrant (SIJ), for the latter case it must be under 21 years. Note that for each of the cases there are legal requirements that must be met.