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The rights of families facing immigration enforcement, including know-your-rights resources.
leaders say a , identified as , was detained by alongside his father in the family driveway after arriving home from school, one of four students in the district taken in recent weeks . School officia...
A cohort of states and issue to people who cannot or do not show proof of lawful presence; federal rules allow states to continue issuing such “standard” or non‑REAL ID cards while marking compliant c...
Illegal immigrants do not possess any special, blanket legal right to “squat” in the United States; squatting is unlawful and subject to trespass and eviction, while the narrow doctrine of adverse pos...
retain core constitutional protections—most notably due process and many Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment guarantees—but the scope and practical effect of those rights depend on context: criminal court...
The seized the Tor hidden service in February 2015 and, rather than immediately shutting it down, ran the site from an FBI server while deploying a hacking tool the agency called a “Network Investigat...
’s electronic‑device search regime is governed by the same Directive and legal principles at both ports of entry and at CBP , but the practical consequences and immediate remedies for travelers differ...
retain a suite of constitutional and statutory protections — including due process, access to courts, and many civil and labor rights — even as immigration law limits access to benefits and creates a ...
Passengers and witnesses at an ICE car stop should prioritize physical safety, invoke constitutional protections (notably the right to remain silent), avoid consenting to searches, and document the en...
Federal immigration encounters are governed by constitutional protections that apply to everyone in the United States, including the right to remain silent and to refuse consensual searches, but those...