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Civil liberties organizations suing ICE for records related to detention expansion
A growing slate of national and local advocacy groups — led publicly by the ACLU and the National Immigrant Justice Center, among others — and a mix of specialized immigration and civil‑rights attorne...
Public reporting shows a tense mix of large, mostly peaceful demonstrations and isolated confrontations in ; federal officials say there were many assaults and obstruction incidents, while court recor...
FOIA-driven tallies compiled by NGOs and researchers consistently record more custody than ICE’s public disclosures, with discrepancies driven by withheld or delayed records, ICE practices of “releasi...
The ACLU plays a multi‑front legal and advocacy role defending undocumented immigrants in ICE detention and deportation proceedings: it files lawsuits and FOIA requests to challenge detention policies...
The single that produced the largest public release of was the multi-year FOIA suit filed after an April 2011 request, a three‑year litigation effort that culminated in a federal court order forcing d...
Available reporting shows that and have publicly justified as protection against in official FAQs and statements , and news reporting and have revealed internal memos and declarations addressing relat...
Since 2020 families and advocacy groups have used a mix of civil lawsuits, and public complaints to demand accountability for custody, with the most visible actions driven or amplified by national gro...
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...