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The policy and legal framework surrounding ICE's ability to enter homes, particularly in the context of immigration arrests and the requirements for judicial warrants.
Federal immigration officers generally cannot lawfully force their way into a private home without a judicial (neutral magistrate‑signed) warrant unless a narrow exception applies — such as true exige...
Under current law and Supreme Court precedent, the government generally may not make a nonconsensual entry into a home without a judicial warrant; narrowly defined exceptions permit warrantless entry ...