DHS has issued a statement responding to Essex County, New Jersey’s new resolution restricting cooperation with ICE detainers, which took effect July 9. The agency says the Essex County ICE detainer policy will force agents to shift from jail transfers to field enforcement operations.
Federal agents delivered “Warning Notice” forms to at least two Americans who criticized ICE online — including one tracked to his hotel days later. No public law or policy authorizes ICE OPR to issue these notices to civilians. Here’s what the notices claim, whether that holds up, and what to do if you receive one.
Recent whistleblower documents show major cuts to ICE ERO officer training, including fewer hours and fewer practical exams. This article explains what ICE ERO training cuts mean for immigrants, families, and employers, and how to protect your rights with the focus keyphrase ICE ERO training cuts.
In this article we will analyze the legality of presented questions: whether Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents can constitutionally enter a private residence to arrest an individual subject to a final order of removal using only an administrative warrant (Form I-205), rather than a judicial warrant signed by a judge.
