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Questions about law enforcement tactics and policy raised by retired ICE agents and law-enforcement analysts.
ICE does not operate a single, agency-wide uniform; enforcement teams frequently adopt tactical or plainclothes approaches while specialized units have written uniform standards, detention staff and a...
ICE agents can and have worn vests that look like or literally say “POLICE,” a practice documented by advocacy groups, congressional offices and news reporting and criticized as misleading to immigran...
Multiple, independently sourced of the shooting—synchronizing bystander clips, an agent’s phone video, and street-level footage—reveal a complex sequence: Good’s SUV reverses then veers to the right a...
ICE operates in a mix of attire: agents sometimes wear marked uniforms or branded apparel, but federal reporting and advocacy organizations document frequent use of plainclothes, unmarked clothing, ta...
and have publicly touted large numbers of arrests in the Operation Metro Surge and released lists of detainees they describe as “the worst of the worst,” including people with prior convictions for ho...
Video and contemporaneous reporting show reversed her Honda Pilot a short distance as agents approached, then the SUV moved forward moments later and ; multiple outlets describe the car backing up bef...
Conflicting, contemporaneous reporting shows witnesses, school staff and teacher unions saying federal agents deployed a chemical irritant at Roosevelt High School that affected students and staff, wh...
Political leaders’ public statements sharply polarized the aftermath of the Minneapolis shooting, with local officials urging calm and accountability while federal leaders defended agents and signaled...