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The legal concept of due process, including the right to a fair hearing and the protection against unlawful detention and deportation.
The question of ’s recent deployment of thousands of and federal immigration agents is legal and constitutional is actively contested in courts and in the court of public opinion: the administration i...
Since 2004 moved from a narrow border tool into a broader enforcement mechanism—first by extending it to apprehensions within 100 miles and then later by designations that sought nationwide applicatio...
was treated by federal authorities as a noncitizen and was deported to after being detained at , and no reporting in the assembled sources identifies her as a citizen . Government statements describe ...
has maintained the longstanding baseline that non‑citizens within territory are “persons” entitled to some Fifth Amendment protections while simultaneously reaffirming strong deference to the politica...
sharply narrows procedural safeguards: people usually have no right to counsel, no hearing before an immigration judge, and no ordinary appeal to the , which means typical paths for review are curtail...
The statutory backbone of ICE’s detention authority is the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), primarily 8 U.S.C. §§ 1226, 1226(c), 1231 and 1357, which authorize administrative arrests and detenti...