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Supreme Court precedents on pretextual stops give law enforcement broad latitude, enabling immigration officers to use ordinary encounters as pretexts for immigration arrests.
ICE’s interior arrests have increasingly swept up people without criminal convictions, producing a rising number of detentions but little publicly available, systematic data showing how often U.S. cit...
did carry out interior immigration enforcement that included arrests at homes and other in-person encounters, but it did not adopt a formal, nationwide “” or indiscriminate program analogous to police...
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) derives its interior arrest and detention powers primarily from federal statutes that authorize officers to arrest removable noncitizens and enforce immigrati...
Yes — federal immigration officers can, under federal statute and agency practice, detain someone during a traffic encounter without a judicial arrest warrant when they have the requisite authority an...