Immigration bonds are a form of bond within the federal system used for detainees held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (formerly known as INS – Immigration & Naturalization Service). They are similar to state and federal bonds in that they guarantee a detainee will appear in court for any scheduled hearings.  While most immigration detainees are provided bond, a small minority are denied. In some instances, a detainee can be ordered deported. Due to greater flight risk, immigration bail bond fees are usually 15 to 20%.  The Bail Bond Firm offers multilingual agents who specialize in immigration bonding.