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Federal court decisions in 2024–2025 produced a mixed legal landscape: some rulings narrowed ICE’s authority over particular categories of noncitizens and paused agency practices, while other litigati...
in recent years have delivered a mixed record for wrongfully detained or threatened with deportation by : judges have repeatedly granted injunctive relief, ordered releases, and found illegal detentio...
by can pursue immediate relief primarily through federal and, in some circumstances, preliminary injunctions or motions for temporary restraining orders; these remedies have produced wins but face pro...
Since 2010, the most concrete constitutional victories challenging ICE vehicle stops have been a mix of litigation-driven settlements and limited injunctions that forced policy change and curtailed pa...
The official Supreme Court materials provided show multiple certiorari petitions and granted petitions on high-profile immigration questions since 2017—examples include cases about visa denials, the g...
Community members can provide meaningful, legal assistance to immigrants during ICE actions by focusing on preparedness, documentation, rapid legal referrals, and non-obstructive accompaniment—steps t...
Federal courts in recent years have produced a patchwork of decisions and settlements that have constrained some ICE practices when entering private homes—most notably the Central District of Californ...
The Departments of Homeland Security and Justice issued an interim final rule (IFR) that restructured who decides asylum claims after positive credible‑fear findings and how those cases proceed — givi...
Nonprofit responses to immigration detentions take two overlapping forms: organizations that during raids or detentions, and organizations that without explicit on-site observer programs; available an...