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The detention of U.S. citizens by ICE despite presenting proof of citizenship and the available legal remedies.
A recent vote rejected a Democratic amendment that would have explicitly barred from using federal funds to detain or deport citizens, a defeat that critics say leaves a legal and political opening fo...
Ulysses S. Grant repeatedly relied on the Insurrection Act and related federal powers in the early 1870s to deploy troops and federalize state forces against violent white-supremacist organizations—mo...
U.S. citizens who are detained by ICE despite presenting passports, birth certificates, or other proof of citizenship have a suite of legal remedies—immediate on-the-scene steps, prompt litigation opt...
U.S. citizens are legally protected from immigration detention and deportation, and a framework of constitutional limits, agency policies, identification checks, and legal remedies serves as the prima...