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US criminal prosecutions that rely on classified intelligence or covert intercepts, and the laws governing these processes
Being present in the without lawful immigration status is, in most cases, a civil violation subject to —not a standalone criminal offense—and U.S. law and courts distinguish “unlawful presence” from c...
The federal circuits are sharply divided over whether and when border agents may conduct warrantless forensic searches of travelers’ electronic devices: some courts treat device searches as routine at...
officials have disclosed classified systems used in through a mix of internal controls, tightly limited briefings, formal declassification processes, and episodic releases or leaks to the public; thos...
makes it a federal crime to enter, attempt to enter, or be found in the after having been denied admission, excluded, deported, or removed — subject to narrow exceptions such as express prior consent ...