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The topic revolves around ICE's detention practices, particularly how they have shifted towards detaining individuals without criminal convictions, and the legal challenges and controversies surrounding these practices.
Asylum seekers who become the subject of enforcement are treated first as noncitizens subject to civil immigration enforcement: they can be arrested, detained, and placed into removal (deportation) pr...
The most common probable cause ICE cites to detain someone is that the person is "subject to removal"—frequently grounded in criminal convictions or immigration-related final orders—but in practice th...