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The role of immigrant-rights groups in Minnesota in advising residents on how to handle ICE administrative warrants.
Federal immigration officers generally cannot force entry into the nonpublic areas of a private home in Minnesota without a judicially issued warrant; ICE’s so‑called “administrative” or agency-issued...
are administrative requests from asking state or local jails to hold an individual for a short period so ICE can assume custody; under federal law ICE has authority to arrest and detain people for imm...
did not issue a blanket statutory refusal to hand over criminals: state law imposes duties for extradition and cooperation with criminal process , and federal and state practice shows transfers do occ...
courts have moved between protecting citizens’ constitutional safeguards in the face of and deferring to the Executive Branch’s broad authority to conduct federal law enforcement, issuing limited inju...
’s state prisons consistently notify and transfer people to and — by recent accounts — complied with all monitored detainer/transfer requests to the during the period studied, while display a patchwor...
: ’s state corrections system and some local officials provide forms of cooperation with as required by federal law, while many county jails and elected city leaders limit or refuse broader access sou...
The short answer: no credible reporting shows personally ordered prisons to “,” but federal agencies (DHS/) assert that ’s have resulted in hundreds of noncitizens not being held on ICE detainers and ...