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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has published statements asserting that roughly 1.6 million people "have left" the United States in a short period in 2025 and later framed that number as par...
Yes. Multiple class actions have produced settlements or judgments restricting ICE practices alleged to violate the Fourth Amendment — most prominently Gonzalez v. ICE, which resulted in a five‑year c...
Since 2020 courts have continued to define how the 14th Amendment protects noncitizens—most decisively through lower-court fights over detention, due process, and birthright citizenship that reached t...
The Supreme Court has decided and acted on multiple high‑profile disputes involving the Trump administration in 2025–2025, including rulings that (a) allowed parts of the administration’s immigration ...
Federal courts across multiple jurisdictions weighed in during 2025 on legal disputes tied to , and several of those decisions directly implicated citizens or the treatment of people detained alongsid...
Three strands of Supreme Court precedent most directly shape ICE’s power at roadside or street encounters: immigration-specific limits on remedies and evidence anchored in INS v. Lopez‑Mendoza , the C...
Civil-rights litigation and settlements have forced some localized changes to ICE training and directives—most notably a Los Angeles settlement requiring new training and broadcast guidance in the L.A...
The source analyses collectively claim that in 2025 there were roughly nationwide and list many prominent GOP governors by name, but they show inconsistencies and partial coverage across documents. Th...