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The process of seeking asylum in the United States and the detention of asylum seekers.
The Obama administration implemented enforcement priorities and programs that both preserved some procedural protections and, according to multiple civil‑rights and labor groups, accelerated removals ...
When Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) takes someone into custody, constitutional protections—like the right to remain silent and limited Fourth Amendment protections at the door—apply, but th...
Reporting shows a identified by school officials as was detained by in the area and transported with his father to the family detention facility in . Available public reporting identifies the child as...
sharply narrows procedural safeguards: people usually have no right to counsel, no hearing before an immigration judge, and no ordinary appeal to the , which means typical paths for review are curtail...
Human rights organizations broadly characterize ’s treatment of immigrants and as abusive, harmful to health and due process, and part of a wider “mass deportation” enforcement drive that undermines i...
The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA) overhauled U.S. removal law and imposed new procedural gates on asylum seekers—most notably creating expedited removal ...
The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRIRA) fundamentally rewrote how the United States removes noncitizens by streamlining and accelerating removal procedures, ex...