"Apoya la lucha de nuestra familia y la justicia migratoria”

Help Us Keep Our Family Together – Immigration Legal Help

Ayudanos a mantener nuestra familia unida.

*My husband Gregoris was detained by ICE Monday February 24th, 2025 during an appointment he had with ICE in New Jersey. He originally came to New Jersey as Paroled through the US Department of Homeland security. I, his wife, am a citizen. He has no criminal record, and is a full time landscaper to provide for his family as he was the main provider of the household. He is a hardworking man and father who came to this country from Venezuela, like many others, to advance, which is nearly impossible in many parts of the world.

He initially was held at the Elizabeth Contract Detention Facility in North Jersey, but he has been moved and now is being held at the Jackson Parish Correctional Facility in Louisiana since then. He has had 4 court dates already, and I am currently waiting for a response to the I-130 petition as another option for him to stay with his family. If the petition is approved that will cost at least another $10,000 not including bond.

We are desperate for any help and resources as I've already spent at least $7,000 in financial fees with the lawyer (Solow, Hartnett & Galvan Immigration attorney). This money will help with paying a portion of any more lawyers fees, as well as his bond that we are desperately praying for every court date.

We are praying everyday for his petition to get approved as well as for him to be allowed bond so that he can come back home with his wife and children. Thank you in advance for the support.

*Mi esposo Gregoris fue detenido por el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) el lunes 24 de febrero de 2025 durante una cita en Nueva Jersey. Llegó a Nueva Jersey con Parole a través del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de EE. UU. Yo, su esposa, soy ciudadana. Él no tiene antecedentes penales y trabaja a tiempo completo como landscaping para mantener a su familia, ya que era el principal sostén del hogar. Es un hombre y padre trabajador que llegó a este país desde Venezuela, como muchos otros, para progresar, algo casi imposible en muchas partes del mundo.

Inicialmente estuvo recluido en el Centro de Detención Elizabeth Contract en el norte de Nueva Jersey, pero fue trasladado y ahora se encuentra recluido en el Centro Correccional Jackson Parish en Luisiana. Ya ha tenido cuatro citas judiciales y actualmente estoy esperando una respuesta a la petición I-130 como otra opción para que se quede con su familia. Si se aprueba la petición, costará al menos otros $10,000, sin incluir la fianza. Necesitamos urgentemente ayuda y recursos, ya que he gastado al menos $7,000 en honorarios financieros con el abogado (Solow, Hartnett & Galvan, abogado de inmigración). Este dinero nos ayudará a pagar una parte de los honorarios de los abogados, así como su fianza, por la que rezamos desesperadamente en cada cita judicial.

Rezamos todos los días para que su petición sea aprobada y para que se le permita la fianza para que pueda regresar a casa con su esposa e hijos. Gracias de antemano por su apoyo.