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The most consequential constraints on ’s use of administrative warrants to enter homes come from a mix of precedents that favor judicial warrants for home entry and recent lower‑court rulings that hav...
issued a preliminary injunction that, while litigation continues, prohibited federal immigration and personnel involved in from retaliating against or using certain crowd-control tactics on people who...
makes without a valid permit a criminal offense punishable as a gross misdemeanor, and some statutory language and published summaries treat a second or subsequent conviction as a felony; the statute ...
Noncitizens on U.S. soil are entitled to protections under the Fifth Amendment: courts and advocates say the Due Process Clause applies to “persons,” not citizens only, and that enforcement practices ...
’s preliminary injunction restricting and other federal immigration agents from arresting, detaining, pepper‑spraying, tear‑gassing or otherwise retaliating against “peaceful and unobstructive” protes...
Courts have treated qualified immunity claims by or against ICE officers inconsistently: federal appellate courts have granted qualified immunity in some abuse-of-authority suits where they found no “...
have long required a judicial arrest warrant—signed by a judge or magistrate supported by probable cause—before federal agents may forcibly enter a private home to make an arrest, with limited, well-d...
The Permit to Carry a Pistol (PCP) is issued by county sheriffs after an in-person application that includes proof of training and identity; permits are generally valid five years and Minnesota operat...
recently imposed limits on how and other federal immigration agents interact with protesters and observers, only to have the temporarily stay those limits while the government appeals; reporting docum...
Immigration and advocacy reporting shows —ranging from misrepresenting identity to staged scenarios designed to obtain voluntary consent to enter homes—and a recent internal memo authorizes forcible e...
paused ’s preliminary injunction on the grounds that the order was both overbroad and vague and that the federal government made a strong showing of likely success on the merits — including that the i...
Federal trial judges in , and elsewhere have pushed back against ’s use of internal “administrative” warrants to enter homes, issuing orders that such entries require judicial warrants and even summar...
Federal courts were sharply divided before the Supreme Court’s ruling: a minority of circuits—most notably the Fifth, along with the Second, Fourth, and Eighth in practice—applied a compressed “moment...
Several federal courts of appeals have held that private internet companies that scan user content for CSAM are not government actors subject to the Fourth Amendment when they voluntarily search their...
The claim that Child Protective Services (CPS) are “practicing eugenics” and that a Supreme Court challenge featuring Dwight Mitchell is underway is a . Reporting and legal documents show CPS and rela...
The materials present four central claims: the Trump administration is pressuring universities to adopt anti-trans policies under threat of lost federal funding; Republican groups spent roughly on ant...
Federal appellate courts are split: several circuits have held that a single, egregious utterance of the N‑word can be enough to send a Title VII claim to a jury, while others treat a lone slur as a n...
Courts treat to search a computer and proof of at trial as distinct legal thresholds: probable cause is a practical, lower-level showing to justify a warrant, while conviction under 18 U.S.C. §§2252/2...
The record shows courts and prosecutors have repeatedly treated -related evidence as a valuable investigative lead, but not as a standalone criminal smoking gun: law enforcement has used network inves...
v. is a newly filed putative class action in (docket 0:26‑cv‑00324) brought by and partner firms on January 15, 2026; the complaint and summonses have been filed and counsel is moving for pro hac admi...