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ICE Power and Supreme Court Precedent

The Supreme Court's precedent and its impact on ICE's power, particularly in roadside or street encounters, including the use of exclusionary remedies and Bivens civil-damages remedies.

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Jan 8, 2026

What Supreme Court cases define ICE powers at roadside encounters?

Three strands of Supreme Court precedent most directly shape ICE’s power at roadside or street encounters: immigration-specific limits on remedies and evidence anchored in INS v. Lopez‑Mendoza , the C...