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Office of the Principal Legal Advisor New York City 212-264-5916 (26 Federal Plaza) Office of the Principal Legal Advisor 212-863-3550 (Varick Street) 212-266-5100 (290 Broadway) New York City 845-831-1576 (ICE Hudson Valley) MAILING AND EMAIL ADDRESSES Non-Detained Docket 26 Federal Plaza, Room 1130, New York, NY 10278 Detained Docket 201 Varick Street, Room 1130, New York, NY 10014 ICE Hudson County (Ulster/Downstate) ICE Hudson Valley, 15 Governor Drive, Newburgh, NY 12550 eService Registration eserviceregistration.ice.gov Main Receptionist (212-264-5916) [email protected] For general inquires, e.g., ACC court assignments Duty Attorney (212-264-8572) [email protected] UNIT PROSECUTION TEAMS FIRST LAST POSITION LOCATION PHONE NUMBER SUPERVISOR E-MAIL ADAM PERL ACTING DCC 290 Broadway 212-863-3410 Wen-Ting Cheng [email protected] Nancy Chen ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5128 Adam Perl [email protected] Cumberbatch- Tanika Torres ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5138 Adam Perl [email protected] Dionne Gill ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5125 Adam Perl [email protected] Fayaz Habib ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5127 Adam Perl [email protected] Michael Horowitz SR ATTY 290 Broadway 212-266-5135 Adam Perl [email protected] Danielle Kosacci ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5131 Adam Perl [email protected] Munishwar Lall ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5113 Adam Perl [email protected] Kalenna Lee ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5134 Adam Perl [email protected] Meida Powery ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5123 Adam Perl [email protected] Nicholas Schraidt ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5151 Adam Perl [email protected] Scott Swanberg ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5106 Adam Perl [email protected] RYAN MATSUNO DCC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6510 Wen-Ting Cheng [email protected] Maria Akalski ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-8566 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Vivian Carballo ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5090 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Susan Egan SR ATTY 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5096 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Elaine Fabian ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6104 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Seth Goldman ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5137 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Robert Gundlach ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-0004 Ryan Matsuno Robert.J. [email protected] Genevieve Kim ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-8561 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Gwen Leifer ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6107 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Angela Marra ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5116 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Carol Moore ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6518 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Kamephis Perez ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6525 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] Dominic Saglibene ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6524 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] David Shteingart ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5136 Ryan Matsuno [email protected] JESSICA RIHMA DCC 290 Broadway 212-266-5107 Wen-Ting Cheng [email protected] Catherine Baker ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5108 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Margarita Braginskaya ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6512 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Andrea Cerrito SR ATTY 290 Broadway 212-266-5144 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Amanda Jeannopoulos ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5122 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Eli Kirschner ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5111 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Luz Lopez ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5124 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Ademisope Mojiminiyi ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5130 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Neha Rao ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5143 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Attorney email addresses may be used to contact an assigned attorney for a specific case. Please do not send mass emails. For general questions, please call the receptionist or the duty attorney. 212-264-5916 (26 Federal Plaza) Office of the Principal Legal Advisor 212-863-3550 (Varick Street) 212-266-5100 (290 Broadway) New York City 845-831-1576 (ICE Hudson Valley) Dara Reid ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5115 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Stephanie Robins ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5139 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Vartges Saroyan ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5140 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Alicia Simpson ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5133 Jessica Rihma [email protected] Ilya Yukhtman ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5110 Jessica Rihma [email protected] KHALILAH TAYLOR DCC Varick 212-863-3552 Wen-Ting Cheng [email protected] Caroline Clark ACC Varick 212-863-3342 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Elizabeth Collins ACC Varick 212-863-3553 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Cassidy Crough ACC Varick 212-863-3558 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Kevin Downs ACC Varick 212-863-3576 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Sarah Jolly ACC Varick 212-863-3558 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Brandon Kennedy ACC Varick 212-863-3556 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Joshua Lee ACC Varick 212-863-3591 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Mele Moreno ACC Varick 212-863-3554 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Shantal Sparks ACC Varick 212-863-3555 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Niles Gerry ACC ICE Hudson Valley 845-4402149 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] Daniel Kelly ACC ICE Hudson Valley 845-440-2148 Khalilah Taylor [email protected] LISA RADCLIFFE DCC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6528 Wen-Ting Cheng [email protected] Lawrence Arturo ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6106 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] John Burns ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5093 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Anne Gannon SR ATTY 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5108 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Ada Guillod ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6521 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Henry Katz ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6934 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Regina Levy ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5112 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Michael Lonoff ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5105 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Steven Nelson ACC 26 Federal Plaza 2122646511 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Sandra Osmanovic ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5121 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Vanita Sinha ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-8567 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Nancy Torrellas ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5092 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Ashley Walker ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6920 Lisa Radcliffe [email protected] Na Na Soto DCC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-8565 Wen-Ting Cheng [email protected] Kelly Garner ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-2685 Na Na Soto [email protected] Ji Jo Jahng ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6115 Na Na Soto [email protected] Kelly Kantor ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5175 Na Na Soto [email protected] Fen Lu ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5142 Na Na Soto [email protected] Ilijana Markisich ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5091 Na Na Soto [email protected] Aubrey Proctor ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6527 Na Na Soto [email protected] Bonnie Schroeck ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-8564 Na Na Soto [email protected] Justin Tolbert ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-8583 Na Na Soto [email protected] Hayden Windrow ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-9203 Na Na Soto [email protected] Victor Yee ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-8568 Na Na Soto [email protected] Jason Wong DCC 290 Broadway 212-266-5120 Wen-Ting Cheng [email protected] Jacob Addicott ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5103 Jason Wong [email protected] Jeffrey Blivaiss SR ATTY 290 Broadway 212-266-5116 Jason Wong [email protected] Samer Budeir ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5132 Jason Wong [email protected] Bahar Cankurt ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5119 Jason Wong [email protected] Attorney email addresses may be used to contact an assigned attorney for a specific case. Please do not send mass emails. For general questions, please call the receptionist or the duty attorney. 212-264-5916 (26 Federal Plaza) Office of the Principal Legal Advisor 212-863-3550 (Varick Street) 212-266-5100 (290 Broadway) New York City 845-831-1576 (ICE Hudson Valley) Joshua Chadwick ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5126 Jason Wong [email protected] Miwa DeSilva ACC 290 Broadway 917-501-7281 Jason Wong [email protected] Danielle Dussek ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6109 Jason Wong [email protected] Ginnine Fried ACC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-6514 Jason Wong [email protected] Samia Naseem ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5118 Jason Wong [email protected] Allana Smith ACC 290 Broadway 212-266-5146 Jason Wong [email protected] Renata Parras DCC 26 Federal Plaza 212-264-5097 Wen-Ting Cheng Renata.K.
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