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The oversight mechanisms in place for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its components, including the Office of Inspector General and the Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties.
Federal immigration and border law enforcement operate under overlapping but distinct rules: (Interior Enforcement and HSI) trains and polices officers under directives with an internal , but critics ...
Federal investigations of alleged misconduct by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers are carried out by a mix of internal ICE units and independent federal bodies: ICE’s Office of Profes...
The recently enacted One Big Beautiful Bill Act () poured unprecedented sums into DHS and , prompting sharp debate about whether existing internal and external checks can track those dollars and any a...
When a person dies in U.S. immigration detention, a mix of internal agency reviews, independent DHS oversight offices, statutory reporting requirements, and civil litigation constitute the formal arch...
Congressional committees, individual senators, and DHS internal offices each have tools to review ICE training and outcomes—ranging from hearings, document requests and facility visits to statutory in...
As of 2025, ICE’s large hiring surge and compressed training timeline have prompted multiple reviews, congressional scrutiny, and public criticism alleging lowered standards and rushed vetting; the DH...