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The Supreme Court’s core framework governing when citizens can be required to show identification to police flows from Terry v. Ohio, which authorizes brief stops on reasonable suspicion, and from Hii...
Three principal INA provisions create mandatory detention categories: §236(c) for certain criminal/terror-related noncitizens, §241(a) for the statutory removal period (with categorical bars for some ...
The core Supreme Court precedents that shape ICE detention of lawful permanent residents (LPRs) are a mix of long‑standing due‑process rulings recognizing constitutional protections for LPRs and more ...
Federal courts have produced a mixed but evolving body of precedent on ICE detention authority and due process, balancing statutory text against liberty interests: the Supreme Court in Zadvydas establ...