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The intersection of civil rights and immigration, including the rights of U.S. citizens during encounters with ICE and the potential for wrongful detention.
ICE accepts a range of documents as “probative evidence” of U.S. citizenship — typically a U.S. birth certificate, U.S. passport, Certificate of Naturalization or Certificate of Citizenship, and certa...
Yes — is a federal law‑enforcement agency within the whose officers and agents carry arrest, detention, investigative and removal authorities; its two principal law‑enforcement components are and . IC...
ICE’s Directive 16001.2 defines and distinguishes “probative evidence” and “indicia” when investigating whether an individual encountered by the agency may be a U.S. citizen, lists documentary example...