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The legality and consequences of warrantless home entries by ICE officers
Courts judge whether ICE’s warrantless entry into a private home met the exigent‑circumstances exception to the Fourth Amendment by applying familiar criminal‑law standards: officers must have probabl...
Federal appellate and district courts have split on whether ICE may enter homes without judicial warrants and what remedies victims may obtain: many lower courts and district judges have held warrantl...
Recent litigation has thrust ICE’s internal directive allowing Form I-205 “administrative” warrants and expanded warrantless home-entry authority into federal courtrooms: advocates have filed multiple...
People arrested by after a warrantless home entry have a range of legal remedies — immediate procedural challenges in immigration custody and removal proceedings, civil suits seeking damages or injunc...