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ICE's authority and practices in immigration enforcement, including warrantless entry and detention, surveillance tools, and operational directives
The most consistent count in available reporting puts the number of people who died in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody in calendar year 2025 at 32, a toll described by several o...
There is no authoritative, publicly available count of “wrongful arrests” by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during the Obama administration; the reporting and databases compiled by adv...
The claim that current operations are “the same as Hitler and ” is historically and factually inaccurate: the was a secret police with a mandate to eliminate political dissent and enable genocide unde...
Local police can act as gateways to when they enter : the law authorizes ICE to delegate specific immigration functions to trained state or local officers, who may identify, process, and—when appropri...
Federal guidance and internal policy require the agency to notify attorneys and make “necessary notifications” when detainees move, and some field guidance sets a 24‑hour ceiling for attorney notice, ...
No report surfaced in the documents provided that directly says a whistleblower or an audit exposed a formal "bonus program" within U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or the Department of ...