New York
Courts, facilities and free help — by state.
Updated July 28, 2026
New York has a program of publicly funded representation for detained immigrants (NYIFUP). Confirm current coverage with the organizations below. As of August 2026.
Immigration courts
No data yet. We do not publish phone numbers or addresses we have not verified.
Facilities
Broome County Correctional Facility · Binghamton →Buffalo (Batavia) Service Processing Center · Batavia →MDC Brooklyn · Brooklyn →Nassau County Correctional Center · East Meadow →Nassau County ICE Intake · East Meadow →Orange County Jail · Goshen →ICE facilities →Free help
This state has funded representation programs — see the lists below.
New York Immigrant Family Unity Project — publicly funded representation for detained New Yorkers who cannot afford an attorney, explained by the Vera Institute.
Lists and phone numbers change. Last checked July 27, 2026.
Information updated July 28, 2026. Rules change — check the date.
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