Caught by the U.S. immigration service? What should I do?

Finding a lawyer is the best way, but it will be difficult if you are arrested by immigration. You are generally forbidden to go to America.

The US Immigration Service is attached to the US Department of Justice. The enforcement power of immigration law belongs to the Minister of Justice, but the Minister of Justice usually authorizes the Immigration Bureau, so the Immigration Bureau has become the core enforcement agency of immigration law, responsible for handling immigration and non-immigration applications, foreigners' entry and exit, border patrol, arrest and expulsion of illegal foreigners, refugee review, and punishment of illegal employment.

In order to strengthen the overall coordination of entry-exit management and better form the joint efforts of entry-exit management, the State Council's institutional reform plan proposes to integrate the duties of entry-exit management and border inspection of the Ministry of Public Security, establish and improve the visa management coordination mechanism, and set up the National Immigration Administration, which will be managed by the Ministry of Public Security.

The main duties of the Immigration Bureau

Coordinate the formulation and implementation of immigration policies, be responsible for entry and exit management, port certificate inspection and border people's exchanges management, be responsible for foreigners' stay and permanent residence management, refugee management and nationality management, take the lead in coordinating and managing "three non-"foreigners and repatriating illegal immigrants, be responsible for China citizens' entry and exit service management for personal reasons, and undertake international cooperation in the field of immigration.

Frontier inspection duties: frontier inspection of exit and entry personnel, their luggage, vehicles and their goods; Guarding entry and exit means of transport in accordance with relevant state regulations; Guard the port restricted area and maintain the order of entry and exit; Perform the tasks entrusted by the competent authority and stipulated by other laws and administrative regulations.