Your fact-checks will appear here
The detention of U.S. citizens by ICE, including instances of arbitrary detentions and troubling conditions.
A U.S. citizen detained by ICE can usually establish citizenship by presenting primary documents — most commonly a U.S. passport or a certified birth certificate — or a Certificate of Naturalization o...
The best available investigative reporting and advocacy tallies identify more than 170 documented instances in 2025 where U.S. citizens were held by immigration agents—figures compiled by ProPublica a...
When confronted by ICE, a U.S. citizen should clearly state “I am a U.S. Citizen,” ask why they are being detained, and, if they choose, present government-issued proof such as a U.S. passport, state-...