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Investigations and lawsuits regarding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) misconduct, including allegations of unlawful detentions and misuse of authority
Community groups document misconduct by gathering first‑hand testimony, logging incidents in public trackers, filing legal complaints and partnering with media and congressional offices to create a pa...
The publicly available documents do not contain a single, agreed line-by-line accounting in the form the question asks; the Department of Homeland Security presented a requested FY2024 ICE topline of ...
The simple, current accounting is that ’s core annual appropriations have been reported between roughly $8 billion (agency figures) and about $10 billion (news reporting of recent base budgets) — but ...
determines immigration status during interrogations primarily through on-the-spot questioning authorized by , review of any identity or immigration documents presented, and subsequent administrative c...
Successful wrongful-detention suits against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) usually rest on documentary proof that the arrest or continued detention lacked legal basis plus corroboratin...
People who say they were falsely arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have a narrow but real set of remedies: immediate court motions for release or bond and broader injunctive r...