How Immigrants in the US Contact ICE Police
Many immigrants must contact ICE representatives, that is, US immigration police officers, for various issues. For example, what to do if your passport was taken away at the border, but you want to return the document. Of course, you need to contact ICE officers in person.
You can write an email to the nearest ERO (Enforcement & Removal Operations) office. In the letter, be sure to indicate your First Name, Last Name, A-number; Please include a photo of your I-862 Notice to Appear and your I-94 if possible. Here are the addresses and contacts of some of them:
-
California (300 North Los Angeles St., Room 7631 Los Angeles, CA 90012)
(213) 830-7911
Email: This e-mail address is protected from spam bots. You need JavaScript enabled to view.
-
San Diego (880 Front Street #2242 San Diego, CA 92101)
(619) 436-0410
Email: This e-mail address is protected from spam bots. You need JavaScript enabled to view.
-
San Francisco (630 Sansome Street Rm 590, San Francisco, CA 94111)
(415) 844-5512
Email: This e-mail address is protected from spam bots. You need JavaScript enabled to view.
-
New York (26 Federal Plaza 9th Floor, Suite 9-110, New York, NY 10278)
(212) 436-9315
Email: This e-mail address is protected from spam bots. You need JavaScript enabled to view.
-
Florida (Miami 865 SW 78th Avenue, Suite 101 Plantation, FL 33324)
(954) 236-4900
Email: This e-mail address is protected from spam bots. You need JavaScript enabled to view.
-
Illinois (Chicago Field Office, 101 W Ida B Wells Drive Suite 4000, Chicago, IL 60605)
(312) 347-2400
Email: This e-mail address is protected from spam bots. You need JavaScript enabled to view.
-
Washington, Oregon, Alaska (12500 Tukwila International Boulevard, Seattle, WA 98168)
(206) 277-2000
Email: This e-mail address is protected from spam bots. You need JavaScript enabled to view.
Author: Denis Cheredov
