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The challenges faced by attorneys and advocates in accessing and representing detainees due to data gaps and facility arrangements.
data — both the agency’s public detainee locator and a large internal “detentions table” of book‑ins and book‑outs — has become the primary evidence reporters, attorneys and advocacy groups have used ...
possess constitutional and statutory protections—most notably the ’s due process guarantee and the ability to seek habeas corpus review—but those rights are constrained in practice by immigration stat...
Multiple major news outlets and advocacy groups reported that hundreds — not an independently confirmed flat figure of exactly 1,200 — of people who passed through Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” deten...
There is clear, documented evidence that people died while in custody during — and government records counted dozens of deaths—but the available reporting does not support a finding that ICE agents sy...
The rapid post‑2024 expansion of —driven by large congressional appropriations and new contracts that roughly double detention space—has coincided with administrative policies that sharply limit and m...
Noncitizens facing who have minor or no criminal convictions can still access several legal pathways and procedural defenses — from and credible-fear interviews to full removal hearings before an immi...
Detained noncitizens in removal proceedings have constitutionally recognized due‑process protections but face a system with sharp procedural gaps: they generally have the right to a hearing before an ...