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U.S. citizens face risk of detention by ICE despite carrying identification documents, and the lack of a single guaranteed documentary proof of citizenship.
A U.S. passport, a birth certificate showing birth in the United States, and a Certificate of Naturalization are the primary, widely accepted documents that demonstrate U.S. citizenship during encount...
Yes — a state-issued ID or driver’s license can and often is used during an enforcement encounter to establish identity, and U.S. citizens are routinely advised to present a non‑expired state ID or Tr...
A U.S. passport (book or passport card) is widely recognized as one of the strongest, if not the strongest, single documents to establish U.S. citizenship and identity when interacting with Immigratio...