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The use of detainers by ICE to hold individuals in custody.
Federal courts and settlements have repeatedly held that unlawfully detained citizens in specific cases and contexts, producing a patchwork of wins for plaintiffs and doctrinal rulings limiting detain...
Public reporting shows that stopped using the Financial Services Center to process detainee medical claims on Oct. 3, 2025, and multiple outlets documented an effective halt to third‑party payments an...
—civil requests that jails hold people for immigration authorities—and Warrant Service Officer (WSO) agreements—contracts that deputize state or local officers to execute ICE warrants—both change wher...
materials and news reporting around reference large numbers of people in state custody whom DHS says had detainers but do not provide a clear count of how many individuals “named by DHS” were transfer...
When immigration authorities detain someone who is in fact a U.S. citizen, the law and agency practice say that detention is improper: ICE and its detainer practice are intended for non-citizens, not ...