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The rapid expansion of ICE's detention capacity and its effects on U.S. citizens.
The preponderance of recent reporting and advocacy investigations documents widespread, repeated allegations that detention facilities are operating in ways that meet established definitions of — incl...
Yes—federal immigration agents have detained people who are U.S. citizens; recent reporting documents multiple high-profile and routine cases in early 2026 and watchdogs say wrongful citizen detention...
— has detained at least some people who were visiting the United States as tourists, including documented cases reported in regional outlets; broader agency data and civil‑liberties reports show an ex...
The decision to detain a noncitizen or place them in an Alternatives to Detention () program is governed by statutory detention authority and agency policy, but in practice hinges on eligibility rules...
discretionary release policies under the second administration shifted sharply from a routine, case-by-case exercise toward near-automatic detention: ICE curtailed discretionary releases, instructed t...