Where do I go, and what does the court page leave out?
The address is 1406 Jacaman Road, Suite B, Laredo, TX 78041. EOIR's page, updated October 15, 2026, gives no building name, and its Parking/Transit heading is empty, so this page offers no parking or bus information either. Ask the court at 956-523-6200 or Laredo.Immigration.Court@usdoj.gov, and allow extra time on a first trip. Closures and changed hours appear on EOIR's Operational Status page, Facebook and X. Weather or another emergency can close the court without warning, so check that morning.
What do the Laredo detention centers listed with this court mean?
EOIR's Administrative Control List, updated October 1, 2026, names the San Antonio DHS district office here, not a Laredo one, and the San Antonio court entry names that same office. So the office on your papers does not settle which court is yours. The Laredo entry also shows the Laredo Rio Grande Detention Center, the Laredo Detention Center and the Laredo Webb County Detention Center; the wiki pages for the Rio Grande center and Webb County have facility details. If a relative is held at one, ask ICE or the court where and how the hearing takes place. The bond hearing guide explains that separate process.
Which other hearing sites are named for Laredo?
Under sites the court may serve, EOIR lists the Laredo Point of Entry, the Del Rio Port of Entry, Laredo IHF (MPP), the Laredo Processing Center and the Laredo Sector Centralized Processing Center. The assigned column also shows two unexpected entries, Cambria County Prison with an ELZ Laredo Port of Entry note, and FCI Big Springs. A person who received papers at a border crossing may therefore see a location other than Jacaman Road. Follow the address on your notice, and if it looks wrong, call the court before you travel. EOIR gives no details of these sites, so none are given here.
Which judges does EOIR list at Laredo, and how do I join online?
The court page names Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Melissa Joy Garcia, court administrator Humberto Ramirez and eight immigration judges: Roel Canales, Jerome M. Day, Emmanuel Garcia, Alison Fox, Victoria E. Mendoza, Courtney Stevens, William Velez Quinones and Jesus J. Ybarra. EOIR's internet hearing directory, updated October 29, 2026, shows the same 9 people with Webex links and access codes for 1-415-527-5035. A link there is not an invitation to join: anyone without a representative of record defaults to in person, and neither list shows who has your case. Before a master calendar hearing, keep your notice to hand, because it remains the document to follow.
How do I confirm a date or file papers in Laredo?
EOIR's line, 1-800-898-7180, gives your next date, time and location at any hour, in English or Spanish. Enter the 9 digits of your A-number at the prompt, or 0 and then the digits if it has 8. The guide to finding your hearing explains the other ways. Papers go to the Suite B window by 4 p.m., or by USPS or courier to Jacaman Road, and count only once received, so do not mail on the deadline. Attorneys and accredited representatives of record use ECAS in eligible cases. Asylum clock requests go only to Asylum.Clock.Laredo@usdoj.gov. If you need counsel, see removal defense.