Brother in law in deportation process , taken in for failure. To pay ticket , no wife, no kids. Ice is asking for $10.000. For

This is general question. A lot more information are needed in order to determine his options. A consultation with an immigration lawyer is warranted at this time. for the bond, you may file a motion to reduce the bond with the court. your brother in law must have good equities in the U.S. Good luck Elkhalil Law Firm, LLC Hassan Elkhalil www.greencardusa.com (770) 612-3499 Disclaimer: This answer is for informational and educational use only. This answer does not create attorney-client relationship. For more details, I recommend a private consultation with an immigration lawyer.

He may or may not be deported, not enough information to answer your question. However, your decision to make is whether he is a good risk for you to pay the bond. If he complies with all the conditions, the bond will be returned to you. He has to attend all court hearings and if he is ordered deported, he must leave. If he violates the conditions, you will lose the 10K. Good luck.

I agree, a lot more information is necessary. How long has your brother been here, what is his criminal record in the past, what is his legal status, etc. These types of situations are not easily answered in an online forum, but rather in an office, with an experienced immigration attorney. You must act fast, but get a good attorney who can explain all the options to you honestly.