DETENTION CENTERS NEAR DALLAS, TEXAS
Dallas Immigration Detetion Center
The Dallas Immigration Detention Center is only a temporary processing facility for ICE detainees. After a person is arrested and handed over to Dallas ICE’s custody, he or she is taken to the Dallas ERO Field Office for processing. Processed immigrants do not stay at the facility overnight. Often they are housed at the Lew Sterrett Justice Center, located in downtown Dallas at 111 Commerce Street, Dallas, TX 75207. Usually, within a few days, detainees in Dallas are sent to the Rolling Plains Detention Center or the Johnson County Detention Center.
8101 N. Stemmons Frwy, Dallas, Texas 75247
(214) 424-7800
*you can leave a message for your friend or family member so that they may call you back.
Rolling Plains Detention Center
The Rolling Plains Detention Center is an immigration jail situated approximately 200 miles from Dallas, Texas. On average, the facility houses an estimated 500 immigrants, the vast majority of which are adult males. While many detainees in Haskell are transferees from facilities outside of
Texas, others are immigrants arrested on criminal charges in Dallas and surrounding counties. In addition, many at the Rolling Plains Detention Center are immigrants who have finished serving prison sentences at the Eden Detention Center, close to Abilene, Texas.
118 County Road 206, Haskell, Texas 79521
(940) 864-5694
*You can leave a message for your friend or family member so that they may call you back.
Johnson County Detention Center
The Johnson County Detention Center is a county-owned and -operated jail in Cleburne, Texas. Immigration and Customs Enforcement sends ICE detainees there pursuant to an intergovernmental service agreement (IGSA) with the county. The detention facility is unique because a large proportion of the immigrant detainees there have been deported once before. Accordingly, ICE “reinstates” their previous removal orders. However, many others inmates are in ICE custody for the first time.
1800 Ridgemar Drive, Cleburne, Texas 76031
(817) 645-2918
*Call to leave a message to your friend or family member so that they can call you back. They are allowed 2 free phone calls (after that, they should get a phone card). To deposit money in a detainee’s “commissary account,”send a money order from either a bank or the U.S. Post Office to the facility’s address. (The maximum amount that can be deposited is $300.) Once the jail deposits this money in the inmate’s account, he or she can use this money to buy snacks, phone cards, stationary, and extra clothing in case it gets cold.
To visit the a person at the immigration detention facility in Johnson County, go the facility between 8 am and 10:30am on Saturday or Sunday.
To find case status updates, contact an officer in Dallas at (214) 424-7811 (Dallas Detention Center, above). Case files are usually handled at the Dallas location.
Bond
Some immigrant detainees are eligible for release from detention on an immigration bond. To find out if ICE has set a bond amount, call the Dallas Field Office at (214)424-7811 and ask to speak to the deportation officer assigned to the case. If ICE has deemed the person ineligible for bond, he or she may still be able to obtain release on bond by requesting a bond hearing before an immigration judge.
Immigration bonds can be posted at any ICE ERO Field Office in the United States. But to get a person detained in Haskell released in the shortest amount of time, it is recommended that bond be posted at the Dallas ERO Field Office. The person posting bond must be a USC or Permanent Resident with two forms of ID. Call (214) 424-7866.
After an inmate is released, and does not request a hearing before an Immigration Judge in Dallas, Texas, he/she can be dropped off at the DFW Airport: 3200 East Airfield Drive, DFW Airport, TX 75261. If he/she does request a hearing before a judge, he/she must wait for a Notice to Appeal before an Immigration Judge.
The Dallas Immigration Detention Center is only a temporary processing facility for ICE detainees. After a person is arrested and handed over to Dallas ICE’s custody, he or she is taken to the Dallas ERO Field Office for processing. Processed immigrants do not stay at the facility overnight. Often they are housed at the Lew Sterrett Justice Center, located in downtown Dallas at 111 Commerce Street, Dallas, TX 75207. Usually, within a few days, detainees in Dallas are sent to the Rolling Plains Detention Center or the Johnson County Detention Center.
8101 N. Stemmons Frwy, Dallas, Texas 75247
(214) 424-7800
*you can leave a message for your friend or family member so that they may call you back.
Rolling Plains Detention Center
The Rolling Plains Detention Center is an immigration jail situated approximately 200 miles from Dallas, Texas. On average, the facility houses an estimated 500 immigrants, the vast majority of which are adult males. While many detainees in Haskell are transferees from facilities outside of
Texas, others are immigrants arrested on criminal charges in Dallas and surrounding counties. In addition, many at the Rolling Plains Detention Center are immigrants who have finished serving prison sentences at the Eden Detention Center, close to Abilene, Texas.
118 County Road 206, Haskell, Texas 79521
(940) 864-5694
*You can leave a message for your friend or family member so that they may call you back.
- For males with last names that begin with letters A-M, go on Saturdays
between 7:30am and 3pm - For males with last names that begin with letters N-Z, go on Sundays between
7:30am and 3pm - For females, go on Saturdays between 3pm to 7pm
Johnson County Detention Center
The Johnson County Detention Center is a county-owned and -operated jail in Cleburne, Texas. Immigration and Customs Enforcement sends ICE detainees there pursuant to an intergovernmental service agreement (IGSA) with the county. The detention facility is unique because a large proportion of the immigrant detainees there have been deported once before. Accordingly, ICE “reinstates” their previous removal orders. However, many others inmates are in ICE custody for the first time.
1800 Ridgemar Drive, Cleburne, Texas 76031
(817) 645-2918
*Call to leave a message to your friend or family member so that they can call you back. They are allowed 2 free phone calls (after that, they should get a phone card). To deposit money in a detainee’s “commissary account,”send a money order from either a bank or the U.S. Post Office to the facility’s address. (The maximum amount that can be deposited is $300.) Once the jail deposits this money in the inmate’s account, he or she can use this money to buy snacks, phone cards, stationary, and extra clothing in case it gets cold.
To visit the a person at the immigration detention facility in Johnson County, go the facility between 8 am and 10:30am on Saturday or Sunday.
To find case status updates, contact an officer in Dallas at (214) 424-7811 (Dallas Detention Center, above). Case files are usually handled at the Dallas location.
Bond
Some immigrant detainees are eligible for release from detention on an immigration bond. To find out if ICE has set a bond amount, call the Dallas Field Office at (214)424-7811 and ask to speak to the deportation officer assigned to the case. If ICE has deemed the person ineligible for bond, he or she may still be able to obtain release on bond by requesting a bond hearing before an immigration judge.
Immigration bonds can be posted at any ICE ERO Field Office in the United States. But to get a person detained in Haskell released in the shortest amount of time, it is recommended that bond be posted at the Dallas ERO Field Office. The person posting bond must be a USC or Permanent Resident with two forms of ID. Call (214) 424-7866.
After an inmate is released, and does not request a hearing before an Immigration Judge in Dallas, Texas, he/she can be dropped off at the DFW Airport: 3200 East Airfield Drive, DFW Airport, TX 75261. If he/she does request a hearing before a judge, he/she must wait for a Notice to Appeal before an Immigration Judge.
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817-917-8863
We can help you determine what your status is, we can help with your bond, and we can help determine what your remedies are.