What is an Expedited Removal Order?
An Expedited Removal Order is a type of deportation order issued by immigration officers in Washington (and nationwide). In an expedited removal, an immigration officer can deport someone from the United States without going through a full court hearing. This order can be used on illegal aliens who are caught at a port of entry, such as an airport or a land border, or who have been in the country less than two years. When an immigration officer issues an Expedited Removal Order, the individual will be immediately removed from the country without any prior warning or legal representation. The individual is usually put on the next available flight out of the United States. In some cases, they may be allowed to stay in the country if they are able to present a valid claim for asylum. In many cases, the individual will not be entitled to certain legal rights or protections, such as an appeal of their removal order. This means that once an Expedited Removal Order has been issued, the affected person will not be able to challenge the deportation in court. In Washington and nationwide, an Expedited Removal Order is a powerful tool for law enforcement to quickly deport those who have entered the country illegally. It is considered to be one of the most efficient ways to process and deport those in violation of U.S. immigration laws.
THELAW.TV ofrece respuestas en español a todas las preguntas sobre la ley de inmigración.Una Orden de Expulsión Expedita (ERO por sus siglas en inglés) es una medida de deportación que se aplica a ciertos inmigrantes sin estatus legal que llegan a los Estados Unidos desde territorio extranjero. Esta medida fue creada por el Congreso de los Estados Unidos e impuesta en el año 1996 como parte de la Ley de Reforma y Control de Inmigración. Una Orden de Expulsión Expedita permite que la Oficina de Inmigración y Aduanas de los Estados Unidos (ICE) pueda iniciar procesos de deportación de inmigrantes sin estatus legal de forma inmediata y sin necesidad de una audiencia administrativa previa. Esta medida se aplica específicamente a aquellas personas que llegan a los Estados Unidos desde territorio extranjero, sin tener una residencia legal válida, y que no han solicitado asilo político. Esta medida se considera como una forma más expedita de llevar a cabo la deportación de inmigrantes ilegales. Sin embargo, también se considera que es una de las herramientas de inmigración más restrictivas, debido a que los inmigrantes no tienen la posibilidad de presentar o apelar su caso ante una corte. Esto significa que los inmigrantes afectados por esta medida no tienen la posibilidad de discutir su caso en un juicio y, por lo tanto, son deportados con mucha mayor rapidez.
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