How do I know whether I have deportation order on me? and if so, will ICE chase after me? I have no criminal record.

If you have your A#, you can call the Executive Office for Immigration Review's electronic information number: 1-800-898-7180. ICE has a Fugitive Operations Team that works to track down persons with final deportation orders.

I agree with the above Cousel who provided a clear answer with respect to contacting the ICE to establish the removal status. I wanted to add, however, that the 800 number may be used from a pay phone if an undocumented alien is concerned about apprehension by the ICE.
Also, ICE usually, "does not chase after anyone". As a rule, an undocumented alien brings scrutiny to herself if such person is arrested for any arrestable offense and charged with a serious crime. At that time, the ICE officers may learn of the legal status of such arrested/detained or charged person from the court sources (the court proceedings are open to the public).
Note, however, that In some cases, on an alien charged with a felony who is already in the U.S. without a legal status (undocumented, expired visa etc.) may be placed an Immigration hold. That basically means that even upon completion of the state criminal case against such person, the federal agency ICE, in this case has an immigration hold on that person since by law anyone without a legal status in the U.S. may be detained by the ICE.
It makes sense to further evaluate your legal options by discussing your issues with a legal professional.


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