Migrant Protection Protocols Subsequent Hearings Information You are cunently in proceedings before an immigration court, allowing you to apply for all forms of relief available under the Immigration and Nationality Act. Pursuant to US. law, including section 240 of the Immigration and Nationality Act and implementing regulations, an immigrationjudgc will determine whether you are removable from the United States and, if you are, whether you are eligible for relief or protection from removal. While you will be able to pursue such relief or protection under the same terms and conditions as any alien in section 240 proceedings, pursuant to U.S. law, you will be returned to Mexico and may not attempt to enter the United States until you return to the appropriate port of entry on the date of your next hearing before an immigration judge. At your last court appearance, an immigration judge ordered you to return to court for another hearing. While in court, you were provided a Notice of Hearing in Removal Proceedings indicating the date and time for your next hearing before an immigration judge in the United States. On the date of your hearing, you must report to the GATEWAY TO THE AMERICAS port of entry, at the date and time listed below. Your hearing will take place by teleconference in an immigration hearing facility located at the port of entry. 0 You may call the immigration court at 1-800-898-7180 to obtain case status information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. if you are calling from outside of the United States, you Should dial 00 l-880-898-7l80. You should arrive at the port of entry listed above at ?130 @lpmensure that you have time to be processed and meet with attorney or accredited representative (if you arrange to be represented during your removal proceedings). If you fail to arrive at the appropriate time, you may be ordered removed in absentia. 0 When you arrive at the designated port of entry for your hearing, you should bring your Notice of Hearing in Removal Proceedings and any available govemment-issued identi?cation and/or travel documents. 0 When you arrive at the designated port of entry for your hearing, you should bring any minor children or other family members who arrived with you to the United States and received an NTA for the same date and time, unless otherwise instructed by a US. immigration judge. a You should also bring your possessions with you in the event you are granted relief and allowed to remain in the United States or are ordered removed from the United States and become subject to removal to your country of origin. You have the statutory privilege of being represented by attorney or accredited representative of your choosing who is authorized to practice before an immigration court in the United States, at no expense to the US. Government. 0 You were previously provided with a List of Legal Service Providers, which has information on low cost or free legal service providers practicing near the immigration court where your hearing(s) will take place. 0 A list of legal service providers is also available on the Executive Office for Immigration Review website at service-providers. Si nature: 10/4/2019 I If you choose to be represented, you may consult with counsel at no expense to the US. 1 Government through any available mechanism, including the following, as applicable: 0 You may consult with your counsel by telephone, email, video conference, or any other remote communication method of your choosing. You may arrange to consult with your counsel in person at a location in Mexico of your choosing. On the day of your immigration hearing, you may arrange to meet with your counsel in- person, in the United States, in your assigned immigration hearing facility located at the port of entry, prior to that hearing. 10/4/2019