provide such individual with access to counsel in accordance with this section. (5) Institutional hearing program Individuals held in Federal, State, or local criminal custody who are placed in any proceeding described in subsection (a) shall be ensured access to counsel consistent with the requirements of this section. No statement made by the respondent before such access has been made available may be introduced into evidence against the respondent except on appointed counsel’s own motion. Counsel shall be entitled to a continuance in the proceedings giving rise to his or her appointment. (6) Termination of proceedings If the Local Administrator fails to provide counsel to an individual in accordance with this section, the Secretary of Homeland Security or the Attorney General, as appropriate, shall terminate any proceedings involving such individual with prejudice. . 102. Public charge Seeking or receiving appointed counsel under section 292 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended by section 101, may not be serve as the basis for any determination that the individual seeking or receiving such services is likely to become a public charge for the purposes of determining the admissibility, removability, excludability, or deportability of such individual under such Act, or in any other proceeding in which such individual’s likelihood of becoming a public charge is at issue for immigration purposes. II Office of Immigration Representation 201. Definitions In this title: (1) Board The term Board means the Board of Directors of the Office. (2) Director The term Director means the Director of the Office of Immigration Representation appointed pursuant to section 206(k)(1). (3) Immigration public defender organization The term Immigration Public Defender Organization means an organization established by a Local Board pursuant to section 207(a)(1). (4) Local board The term Local Board means a local immigration representation board established within a region pursuant to section 206(a). (5) Office The term