This section addresses the concerns and questions that people and their families often face when they have been repatriated or are in the process. Identify your case and know the options you have to solve it.
It is a process of return of a person to his or her country of origin, which is subject to the obligation of the authority of the country of destination to release eligible persons either because of their condition of vulnerability or because of some other particular condition and to the obligation of the country of origin to receive its own nationals.
In general, unauthorized immigrants within the United States are not eligible for any federal public benefits, except in some emergencies.
YES, you have the right to obtain a lawyer at no cost to the government, either with your own resources or through civil society organizations that provide free or very low-cost advice and case management.
Your Consulate can advise you on the procedures and legal services available for your case. It is very important that you know the organizations that provide services to migrants in your community.
You can consult the following link to locate legal help near your residence https://www.mujereshaciadelante.org/encuentre-ayuda-legal/
The Delegations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in alliance with some state secretariats, such as: the Ministry of Labor, the Ministry of Economic Development and the Ministry of Social Development offer state programs and support funds for migrants in order to promote productive projects and boost the work skills of returnees from the United States.
Each state varies in the types of programs and support offered, so it is necessary to consult directly in the Delegation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs corresponding to the state in which the returnee resides.
If, during the detention process, a Mexican citizen has access to a notary, he/she can grant temporary guardianship through him to the person he/she designates, if he does not have access, a family member can apply for guardianship, proving the kinship relationship.
It is important to note that when the child is in the custody of the State, a judge can determine whether the power of attorney over the child's guardianship is valid or not.