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Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows ICE to delegate specific immigration functions to trained state, local, and tribal officers.
As a matter of law, ’s civil immigration authority does not extend to deporting or removing U.S. citizens — federal guidance and legislative commentary say ICE cannot assert civil immigration enforcem...
Administrative warrants under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) are agency-issued civil instruments used by DHS components like ICE to effect arrests, inspections, and removals without a judic...
Local police discover people for deportation through a patchwork of formal deputizations, data and information-sharing systems, jail-based screening, and revived task‑force street operations—tools say...
ICE is an executive-branch law enforcement agency that can approach, question and issue lawful orders in the course of its duties, but its civil immigration authority does not extend to deporting U.S....