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The use of administrative Form I-205 orders by ICE to enter residences and make arrests, and the potential clash with Fourth Amendment warrant requirements.
Courts so far have split: some district courts have enjoined certain tactics and limited forced entries, while appellate panels have issued stays or relied on historical exceptions to the Fourth Amend...
The , Director Todd Lyons, instructs officers that an ICE-issued administrative Form I-205 (a warrant of removal) can authorize arrests in private residences and—per the memo’s language—may be used to...
An internal memorandum dated May 12, 2025, signed by , has drawn attention for instructing officers that an agency-issued can in some cases authorize entry into homes without a judge-signed warrant . ...
distinguishes two broad arrest contexts: executing a final order of removal using an administrative I‑205 “warrant of removal,” and making arrests that commence or accompany removal proceedings (often...
Federal immigration authorities may arrest noncitizens under administrative warrants without a judicial warrant, but whether that authority allows forcible entry into a private home is contested; guid...