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Wrongful detention of U.S. citizens raises constitutional and civil-rights issues, while targeting of lawful immigrants raises questions about administrative error and discretionary enforcement
Federal and constitutional safeguards give people a set of actionable protections when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) targets them: protections against unreasonable searches and seizur...
When are formally “cleared,” the standard procedural pathway described in agency guidance and watchdog reports is verification of citizenship followed by administrative release, though practices on th...
Yes — while lacks statutory authority to deport citizens and the Department of Homeland Security publicly insists the agency “does not arrest or detain U.S. [citizens]” for immigration removal ( state...