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Civil rights and protections for U.S. citizens, including the right to remain silent and protection from unlawful searches and seizures
Yes — can and does hold people in custody without a criminal trial, and in some cases without a conventional immigration-court hearing, by using civil immigration detention, , and administrative proce...
is an administrative “Warrant for Arrest of Alien” issued to put a noncitizen into custody for civil immigration proceedings, whereas a judicial arrest warrant is issued and signed by a court after a ...
has broad authority at ports of entry and there is no single statutory time limit that uniformly caps ; courts and practice, however, generally constrain excessive delays, and CBP’s own reporting show...
Independent review of use-of-force and home-entry tactics is a patchwork that relies largely on internal agency reviews, referrals to other investigative authorities, inspector general reports, state ...