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The constitutional concerns raised by the use of administrative warrants for home entry, particularly with regard to the Fourth Amendment.
Kristi Noem, as U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, told reporters that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) may ask Americans to prove their citizenship during targeted enforcement operations, ...
typically define limits on cooperation with detainer and notification requests by treating / as voluntary, requiring a judicial warrant or probable cause before honoring holds, and restricting use of ...
The short answer: , overwhelmingly relied on civil “administrative” warrants and detainers—not judicial search or arrest warrants—to apprehend people for immigration enforcement, and home-entry operat...
Courts demand that AI-assisted CSAM detection meet traditional evidence and Fourth Amendment standards: reliable methodology, known error rates and validation, transparent chain-of-custody and human c...
The question of whether Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) nationwide operations are constitutional cannot be answered with a simple yes or no: the agency operates under constitutional and st...