Meza & Associates, LLC

04/01/2026

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03/30/2026

03/25/2026

Qué hacer si es detenido por ICE
***Tiene derecho a guardar silencio.
***No firme nada sin hablar primero con un abogado.
***Tiene derecho a hablar con un abogado; solicite a ICE una lista de grupos de asistencia legal gratuita o de bajo costo. Su consulado también puede ayudarle a encontrar un abogado.
***Derecho a llamadas y visitas: Puede llamar y recibir visitas de su abogado, de su consulado y de sus familiares.
***Obtenga su Número A (A #) y compártalo con su familia; este es un número de identificación único de 9 dígitos asignado por las autoridades de inmigración.
***Derecho a solicitar fianza: Es posible que usted sea elegible para obtener la libertad bajo fianza, lo cual le permite ser liberado mientras su caso está pendiente. Si ICE no fija una fianza o establece un monto muy elevado, usted puede solicitar una audiencia de fianza ante un juez. Entre los documentos útiles se incluyen los recibos de nómina, los contratos de arrendamiento y las cartas de apoyo.
***Asistencia para la fianza: Si no puede pagar la fianza, comuníquese con un fondo de fianzas:
The Immigrant Freedom Fund (Colorado)
LGBTQ Freedom Fund (Nacional)
Black Immigrants Bail Fund (Nacional)
Para obtener más recursos, visite el directorio de la National Bail Fund Network.
Fuente: https://coloradoimmigrant.org/our-work/know-your-rights

What to Do if You are Detained by ICE
***You have the Right to Remain Silent
***Do not sign anything without speaking to an attorney first
***You have the right to speak to a lawyer – Ask ICE for a list of free or low-cost legal aid groups. Your consulate may also help you find a lawyer.
***Right to Calls & Visits: You can call and receive visits from your lawyer, consulate, and family.
***Get your A-Number (A #) and share it with your family – This is a unique 9-digit identification number assigned by immigration authorities.
***Right to Request Bond: You may be eligible for bond, which allows you to be released while your case is pending. If ICE sets no bond or a high amount, you can request a bond hearing with a judge. Helpful documents include pay stubs, lease agreements, and support letters.
***Bond Assistance: If you cannot afford bond, contact a bond fund:
The Immigrant Freedom Fund (Colorado)
LGBTQ Freedom Fund (Nationwide)
Black Immigrants Bail Fund (Nationwide)
For more resources, visit the National Bail Fund Network’s Directory
Source: https://coloradoimmigrant.org/our-work/know-your-rights/

Local attorney Alida Soileau sat down with KVNF to share her account of a legally dubious arrest by ICE earlier this week.

03/11/2026

A BIG Congratulations to Meza and Associates founder Jessica Meza for being awarded the Jonathan Olom Award—an honor that reflects all of her hard work, relentless advocacy, and self less spirit.

The Jonathan Olom Award serves as a memorial to the remarkable Colorado defense attorney Jonathan Olom. Intended to perpetuate his example and encourage others to follow the principles he lived and practiced, the Jonathan Olom Award is presented annually to an outstanding attorney of the criminal defense community based on their activities and accomplishments over the previous year.

03/03/2026

02/25/2026

"Two months to the day after he was detained by Immigration Customs and Enforcement, Summer of Peril bassist Marcos Flores was released on February 23.

According to Flores’s lawyer, Kristi Englekirk, he was released from the Aurora ICE Detention Facility and back home by 7 p.m. that night."

After two months in custody at Aurora's detention center, Marcos Flores was released Monday.

01/30/2026

NUESTRA FIRMA PERMANECERÁ CERRADA HOY en solidaridad con las protestas a nivel nacional en respuesta a la continua expansión de las operaciones de control migratorio de ICE y su impacto devastador en las familias y comunidades.

Creemos que el sistema legal debe proteger la dignidad humana, garantizar el debido proceso y rechazar las prácticas basadas en el miedo en lugar de la justicia. Como abogados, entendemos la importancia de las protecciones constitucionales, en particular la Cuarta Enmienda. El silencio no es neutralidad cuando los derechos constitucionales están en juego.

Hoy, nos unimos a nuestros colegas, clientes y comunidades para exigir rendición de cuentas, transparencia y políticas migratorias humanas.

Reabriremos nuestras oficinas el lunes.

01/30/2026

OUR FIRM IS CLOSED today in solidarity with nationwide protests responding to the ongoing expansion of ICE enforcement and its devastating impact on families and communities.

We believe that the legal system must protect human dignity, uphold due process, and reject practices rooted in fear rather than justice. As attorneys we understand the importance of constitutional protections in particular the Fourth Amendment. Silence is not neutrality when constitutional rights are at stake.

Today, we stand with our colleagues, clients, and communities calling for accountability, transparency, and humane immigration policies.

We will reopen for business on Monday.

01/27/2026

Check out this feature of one of our clients, bass player for Summer of Peril, who is being represented by our fearless immigration attorney Englekirk.

Aurora's ICE Detention Center is near capacity; one detainee is a bassist from an up-and-coming Colorado band.

01/13/2026

Meza and Associates is leveling up this NEW YEAR! We have expanded our firm and will continue to grow to provide you with best legal expertise and advocacy in Colorado.