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Multiple local advocacy groups and news outlets reported that ace-of-spades playing cards—described as —were found inside vehicles abandoned after detained people in , and the has opened an investigat...
To file a complaint against ICE agents, use ICE’s Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) — by phone at 833-4ICE-OPR (833-442-3677), email at ICEOPRIntake@ice.dhs.gov, or the OPR “File a Complaint...
The Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) is the agency component that manages , tracks and investigates sexual abuse and assault allegations involving ICE staff and contractors, and generally h...
The and rely on a layered rules-and‑oversight architecture — principally the DHS implementation of the standards, ICE’s , and investigative bodies such as the and the — to receive, investigate, audit ...
treats an “in‑custody” death as any death of a person while under its custody — including deaths at facilities and those who die in hospitals while still detained — and requires rapid internal notific...
The material you provided contains no direct answer: . Each of the summaries either addresses unrelated ICE activity—such as facial-recognition use, visa-holder prosecutions, or programmatic audits—or...
Households facing suspected unlawful entries by ICE should prioritize safety while preserving evidence: refuse entry without a judicial warrant, document the encounter carefully, and contact legal and...
Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) has, in recent years, produced a mixed record: it has driven criminal referrals and prosecutions in clear corruption cases, documented systemic administrati...
Since 2018 the public record of disciplinary actions involving ICE employees is patchwork: principally oversight reports and audits (DHS OIG and GAO), ICE/OPR program documents and performance metrics...