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The authority of ICE to stop and detain people for suspected immigration violations, and the limitations on this authority.
Yes — but only within legal limits: ICE agents have authority to stop, detain, and arrest people when they have reasonable suspicion or an administrative/warrant basis related to federal immigration l...
cannot reliably pre-identify and single out "illegal residents" before making an arrest because , operational practices, , and dependence on other agencies constrain what information it can collect an...
’s assertion in removal proceedings that a respondent is or was a member of the would normally be supported in court by routine immigration filings—charging documents, government motions, sworn declar...
broad administrative arrest and detention powers but binds those powers to specific statutes, agency regulations, and constitutional constraints; the key limits come from 8 U.S.C. §§ 1357 and 1226, /I...