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ICE operations in Los Angeles were found to rely on impermissible factors such as race, spoken Spanish, location, and type of work.
Federal courts have at times constrained ICE practices—finding racial profiling and improper stops—but those limits have been eroded recently by higher-court action and long-standing administrative gu...
Hispanic representation in ICE has been consistently higher than the Hispanic share of the overall federal workforce, and notably lower than some border-focused agencies such as Border Patrol, which r...
Federal courts in recent years have struck down several practices connected to home entries, detentions, and sweeps—notably district and circuit rulings that found arrests and detainers based on unrel...
Wrongful detention of U.S. citizens by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has recurred in recent years because of systemic errors: weak identity and citizenship-verification practices, incomple...
Between 2009 and 2017, a mix of aggressive enforcement priorities, automated data-sharing programs and uneven agency practices created conditions that resulted in wrongful arrests and at least some de...