Si ICE te pone un papel enfrente y te pide que firmes
12 Jun 2026 · 1 min
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In this brief Spanish‑language advisory, immigration attorney Lorena Rivas of Rivas y Asociados warns viewers that if an ICE officer hands them a paper and asks them to sign, they should refuse until they have spoken with a lawyer. She explains that such documents can constitute a voluntary deportation order, a waiver of the right to a judicial hearing, or an admission of unlawful entry, and that once signed it is extremely hard to reverse. Rivas emphasizes that individuals have the right to decline signing and to request legal counsel, urging viewers to clearly state, “I will not sign anything without consulting an attorney.” She ends by encouraging people to keep and share the video.
