🚨🛂 ¡Arresto en EE.UU.? ¡ICE Te Puede Detener! #abogada #shorts
In this short Spanish‑language monologue, the speaker explains that when a person is arrested in the United States, they are often placed under an ICE hold and transferred to immigration custody after the criminal case concludes—whether through a guilty plea, completion of a sentence, or dismissal of charges. Immigration has a statutory 48‑hour window to pick up the individual from the local jail. The speaker notes that in many counties, including Tulsa, the coordination between the sheriff’s office, the jail, and ICE frequently exceeds this deadline, leaving detainees in local custody longer than allowed. The clip ends with a promotional tagline for Rivas y Asociados, an immigration law firm that positions itself as empowering immigrants and building futures.
