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The application of federal law in prosecuting individuals who obstruct ICE, including the use of statutes such as obstruction-of-justice provisions and assault on federal officers.
Obstructing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can constitute a federal crime: federal guidance and legal analyses say physically blocking agents, providing false information, or aiding someone...
Federal law as represented in the sources does not point to a single, clear statutory bar narrowly labeled “ impersonation,” and courts have focused more on constitutional limits—principally the —than...
have most commonly relied on the assault-and-impeding statute, 18 U.S.C. §111, to charge protesters who have physically confronted or interfered with federal agents; more sweeping charges—like rebelli...
agents in public is protected by the First Amendment and multiple legal guides and advocacy groups say people have a right to film so long as they do not obstruct official duties ; however, that const...