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Potential constitutional violations related to proving identity during ICE operations
, joined by and , has sued seeking to stop “,” arguing the deployment of thousands of DHS agents is unconstitutional, unlawful and has caused measurable public-harm in . The complaint advances claims ...
287(g) deputizes local officers to perform federal immigration functions, shifting day‑to‑day policing toward immigration enforcement and producing predictable consequences for community trust and leg...
The recent deployment in —branded —has been large in scale and marked by aggressive street and home enforcement tactics that, according to multiple local and national reports, have swept up and harmed...
in January–February 2026 have filed a series of emergency and remedial orders against , most visibly in where demanded the agency’s acting director personally explain widespread noncompliance, and oth...
Yes — publicly told reporters that Americans “” to validate or prove their identity during operations, remarks recorded and reported by multiple outlets; those comments have sparked legal and politica...
Two separate 119th‑ s—H.Res.537 (sponsored by ) and H.Res.939—allege that committed “” by abusing presidential power, including unauthorized and other ; the text of each resolution itself supplies the...
Successful defenses to charges of have centered on proving lack of criminal intent, asserting protected activity (peaceful observation and protest), raising constitutional and procedural defects in fe...
FTCA claims are statutory suits against the United States that typically allege negligence and offer state-law damages but bar punitive awards, jury trials, and are subject to state caps and administr...
Federal judges have repeatedly found that specific ICE practices violated constitutional or court-ordered protections in multiple cases, and courts have issued injunctions or remedies against ICE; hig...