Tu familiar lleva meses detenido por ICE — esto es lo que la ley dice que el gobierno no puede hacer
In this short informational video, Speaker A explains that the U.S. government cannot indefinitely detain a person who has been ordered deported for more than six months without a realistic prospect of removal. The law—reinforced by Supreme Court precedent—requires the government to justify continued detention, and if it cannot, the detainee may seek relief through a federal habeas corpus petition filed directly with an independent federal judge (not an immigration court or the Board of Immigration Appeals). Speaker A notes that in 2026, over 100 federal judges have ruled against indefinite detention, indicating the strategy is effective. The speaker then promotes the law firm Rivas, stating they handle such cases nationwide and urging viewers to call. Speaker B adds a standard disclaimer that the information is general and not a substitute for legal counsel, emphasizing the need to consult an attorney.
