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The process of changing laws and policies related to immigration enforcement.
Between 2019 and January 2026 public opinion around shifted sharply: support for abolishing or fundamentally remaking the agency rose from low‑ to mid‑20s percentages in earlier years to roughly the 4...
expulsions are public‑health–based, immediate removals counted as "expulsions" by and tracked separately from Title 8 removals, which are removals under immigration law . Because CBP encounter statist...
A 2025 spending package and an associated supplement have the practical effect of giving roughly $75 billion that can be spent over four years on top of its roughly $10 billion baseline, which — if dr...
A valid is a court-issued order, signed by a judge or neutral magistrate, that authorizes law enforcement to search specified places, seize specified items, or arrest specified persons based on probab...
Interior ICE removals and border expulsions have shifted in emphasis across the three administrations: the Obama years emphasized interior removals with a focus on criminal cases and broad deportation...
Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act authorizes U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to delegate specified immigration-enforcement functions to designated state and local la...
The principal arguments for reforming Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) rather than abolishing it center on preserving institutional capacity for immigration enforcement and public safety, pur...