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ICE Stipulation Explainer

August 29, 2025

ICE is asking detainees to sign a stipulation (document) which says they agree to be deported without a judicial hearing.  The National Immigration Project provides an ICE Stipulation Explainer which includes this information in both English and Spanish: 

  • Sample ICE stipulation (document pre-prepared for signature)
  • Annotations to explain what the document means. 
  • Explanation of legal process to reverse the effect of the signature, if possible

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Posted in Dept of Homeland Security, Executive & Enforcement, Immigration & Customs Enforcement
deportation, detainees, Detention
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