Maeve Healy, Esq.

Maeve Healy, Esq.

Lead Supervisory Associate Attorney: Complex Federal & State Litigation

A former prosecutor and formidable trial attorney, Maeve commands complex federal and state litigation with an insider's mastery of courtroom and prosecutorial strategy.

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Federal Litigation7 min read

Getting Someone Out of ICE Detention: Bond Hearings and Habeas Corpus Explained

Most people held by ICE get out through a bond hearing before an immigration judge, and the bond cannot be set below $1,500. When ICE or the immigration court says no hearing is allowed, the answer is a habeas corpus petition in federal district court, and in Massachusetts the First Circuit has now sided with detainees who entered without inspection.

Maeve Healy, Esq.Maeve Healy, Esq.Accurate as of September 25, 2026

This article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice, nor does it create an attorney-client relationship. Immigration law and agency policy change frequently; the analysis above reflects our understanding as of the date noted. Readers should consult counsel regarding their specific circumstances.