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ICE officers in public encounters commonly ask for identification and immigration papers, but what they can legally compel depends on the context: routine public stops do not automatically give ICE th...
Multiple lawsuits and at least one documented federal settlement involving U.S. citizens or long‑time residents wrongfully detained by ICE were active in 2024 and the surrounding years: a 2024 wrongfu...
Children of ICE detainees can pursue Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) under existing federal law, and recent litigation by the ACLU of Virginia asserts ICE is detaining youth who already have ...
If ICE appears at your home, most legal-rights guides say do not open the door and ask to see a judicial warrant — ICE’s administrative “Form I‑200” does not by itself authorize entry (see ACLU of Vir...
Civil‑rights organizations have, in the past five years, recorded a steady stream of concrete outcomes against ICE—class settlements that release detainees or restrict detainers, court judgments affir...
Virginia’s Constitution can be amended only through the General Assembly and a voter referendum: a proposed amendment must pass both the House and Senate in one session, pass them again in the next se...