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California enacted laws to increase transparency and restrict certain ICE operational practices
Several legal fights have sprung up over ICE arrests in and around schools, but the published reporting shows more litigation and rulings about “sensitive locations” broadly (courthouses, houses of wo...
Reports from multiple local and national outlets show that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and related federal agents have in recent weeks and months conducted enforcement actions at or...
The states that appeared to show the lowest cooperation with ICE enforcement in 2025 were those that have enacted broad “sanctuary” limits or persistent local policies restricting jail access and deta...
Communities facing ICE visits should combine clear, practiced workplace protocols with Know-Your-Rights education for workers: agents generally need a judicial warrant to enter private/non‑public area...
A governor cannot unilaterally nullify federal law or order federal officers to stop performing federal duties; has recently moved to identifies itself and to bar masks in the field, but federal offic...
There is no comprehensive public dataset in the supplied reporting that lists U.S. Attorney districts by frequency of prosecutions or declinations in matters alleging interference with ICE operations,...
Since 2020 state-level legal change has moved in two divergent directions: a surge of statutes and agreements that expand local cooperation with ICE—particularly through 287(g) deputization, state man...
Since 2014, sanctuary jurisdictions have relied on a mix of local ordinances, state laws, judicial rulings and constitutional doctrines to refuse or limit honoring ICE detainer requests and to push ba...