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The process of removing a lawful permanent resident from the United States, including detention and litigation.
facing threatened removal on the basis of alleged “public‑charge” reliance must deploy a mixture of legal, evidentiary and constitutional defenses — because public‑charge rules historically govern adm...
has detained lawful permanent residents (LPRs, “green card” holders). The agency detains LPRs when it considers them “removable” under federal immigration law — commonly because of , issues at re‑entr...
Expedited removal is a streamlined statutory process that lets DHS officers summarily order certain arriving or recently arrived noncitizens removed without a full hearing before an immigration judge,...
Public sources do not publish a definitive count of how many lawful permanent residents (LPRs, “green card holders”) were removed in 2025 or 2026, so a precise year-by-year tabulation by reason cannot...
When ICE agents approach someone in public, the encounter can be a consensual conversation, a brief investigative detention based on reasonable suspicion, or an arrest — and the rights a person has de...