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Policies and guidelines governing the use of force by ICE agents, including the requirement for de-escalation and a duty to intervene.
Between 2009 and 2017, organized opposition to ICE deportations grew from periodic local protests into large, often coordinated national demonstrations, driven by record deportation numbers under the ...
Credible news outlets, human-rights groups and eyewitness videos document that in at least one high-profile pre-dawn ICE operation in Chicago children were pulled from homes and seen being led into a ...
Available public videos — including the ICE officer’s own 47‑second cellphone clip and multiple bystander and distant-angle feeds — show the agent walking around Renee Good’s SUV, Good putting the veh...
There is no verified, public count in the reporting provided that establishes how many incidents ICE lied about being physically threatened by people they had assaulted or arrested; independent invest...
Federal constitutional rules, DHS and ICE policy directives, and agency handbooks together constrain how ICE may enter homes—generally requiring a judicial (judge-signed) warrant to force entry absent...
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is not formally a "secret police" in the classical, legal sense, but significant strands of reporting and advocacy argue its behavior increasingly resembles s...