How do I know which Laredo facility someone is in?
Several sites sit in Laredo, including Webb County and Rio Grande, so check the exact name. Search ice.gov/locator with an A-number or exact name and country of birth; ICE says results can be 8 hours old. Then call (956) 615-9720 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with names, aliases and date of birth. Webb County, at 9998 S. Highway 83, lists the same number, so say which facility you mean. Others are in the Laredo listing.
When can family visit at the Laredo Processing Center?
ICE's page, updated August 6, 2026, posts slots only for women. Low and Medium Low: Friday 1 to 3 p.m., and Saturday, Sunday and holidays 9 to 11 a.m. High and Medium High: Saturday, Sunday, Monday and holidays 1 to 3 p.m. It lists nothing for men, so call (956) 615-9720 before planning a trip. Appointments are required with no exceptions. Visits are non-contact, each visitor may make one visit a day, and electronics stop at the pedestrian gate. A CoreCivic sheet from 2013 asks visitors for immigration status; if that worries you, speak with a lawyer before going.
What ZIP code do I use for mail and money orders?
ICE's page shows 78401 in the facility address but 78041 in its mailing line: Laredo Processing Center, 4702 E. Saunders, Laredo, TX 78041. CoreCivic's facility page also uses 78041. ICE says to send a money order with the person's name through the U.S. Postal Service, and not to mail cash. CoreCivic adds ViaPath deposits at ConnectNetwork.com or (888) 988-4768, site ID 303, plus a lockbox, P.O. Box 16545, Atlanta, GA 30321-0545, so ask on (956) 727-4118 which applies. Letters carry the A-number's last four digits and your name and address.
How can I reach someone inside?
Incoming calls do not reach detainees. Leave urgent messages on the main line, (956) 727-4118, with the person's full name, A-number, and your name and callback number. Tablets take non-confidential messages through talton.com, a different vendor from the gettingout.com system at nearby Webb County. ICE's page does not explain phone accounts or commissary, so ask the facility. For a package, the person inside must first ask the mail officer in writing, then tell you what was approved. Attorneys can visit daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and from 6 to 8 a.m. on a client's court day.
Which court and office handle the case?
EOIR's list, updated October 1, 2026, shows Laredo Processing Center, Laredo, TX under the Laredo Immigration Court at 1406 Jacaman Rd, Suite B. Confirm the case itself through our hearing lookup guide. For case questions, ICE's facility page gives harlingen_outreach@ice.dhs.gov and its field office page Harlingen.Outreach@ice.dhs.gov, so try the other if one fails. ICE's Harlingen Field Office is at 1717 Zoy Street, Harlingen, TX 78552. Release is covered in the bond hearing guide, and other sites in the ICE facility directory.