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The detention of enrolled tribal citizens by ICE and the invocation of the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 and treaty protections as legal shields against immigration detention.
Several federally recognized tribes and tribal leaders publicly reported encounters, questioning, and detentions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during the early 2025 raids — most fr...
Multiple tribal leaders, local officials and news outlets report that agents have stopped, questioned and in some cases detained Native Americans in recent enforcement actions—incidents that tribal le...
operations over the past year have resulted in multiple confirmed instances where U.S. citizen Native Americans were stopped, questioned, detained or briefly held—often while experiencing homelessness...
If an ICE agent detains someone who presents U.S. government ID, the immediate priorities are to show valid proof of citizenship, calmly but firmly assert that one is a U.S. citizen, and invoke the ri...
Federal and tribal leaders have publicly accused of and demanded immediate release, invoking the and as legal shields against immigration detention . The contemporaneous reporting documents demands, a...
When ICE approaches or detains an enrolled tribal citizen, immediate actions center on asserting U.S. citizenship with proper ID, remaining silent beyond basic identification, requesting to speak to a...