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Senator Lieberman's Constituent Service Center offers help in the following areas:

• Child Support
• Consumer Protection
• Deportation
• Doing Business with the Federal Government
• Emergency Preparedness
• Environment
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• Federal Publications
• Heating Costs
• Housing
• Identity Theft
• Immigration
• Insurance
• Int'l Adoption
• Legal Issues
• Local Government
• Medicare
• Medicare--Part D Rx Program
• Military/Veterans
• Pensions
• Postal Service
• Small Business
• Social Security
• State Government
• Student Financial Aid
• Taxes
• Transportation
• Troops
• Worker's Comp

Deportation

Senator Lieberman's Constituent Service Center regularly receives the following questions regarding deportation. If your question is not answered here, please send an email so that his staff may address your concern.

• I know someone who has been, or is going to be deported. Is there anything that Senator Lieberman's office can do to help?
• Whom can I contact for more assistance in a deportation matter?

Q: I know someone who has been, or is going to be deported. Is there anything that Senator Lieberman's office can do to help?

U.S. Senate activity is restricted by the Senate Ethics Rules which prohibit Senator Lieberman's office from intervening in any civil or criminal matter, regardless of the stage of adjudication. These matters fall within the jurisdiction of the judicial system and intervention from a Senate office would be inappropriate. Deportation cases fall within the prohibited Senate casework activity.

Q: Whom can I contact for more assistance in a deportation matter?

On a limited basis, the International Institute of Connecticut (IIC) provides legal representation in Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (BICE) deportation hearings to Connecticut immigrants needing legal assistance. You can contact the IIC at (860) 692-3085.

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