ICE, warrants and 4th Amendment

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ICE says it doesn't need judicial warrants to enter homes. What to know.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement is facing scrutiny over its assertion that federal officers can forcibly enter a home without a judicial warrant – a move constitutional scholars, immigration exper...

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ICE memo claims power to force entry into homes without judicial warrants, triggering Fourth Amendment alarm
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Internal ICE memo says agents can and enter homes without warrant despite 4th Amendment protections
Can ICE agents enter homes without a judicial warrant? New memo alarms Houston immigration advocates
Legal experts and advocates are urging Houston immigrants to continue asserting their constitutional rights in light of reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is instructing agents to enter ...

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Trump administration memo allows ICE to enter homes without a judicial warrant in some cases
ICE can forcibly enter homes with administrative warrants, internal memo reveals
ICE officers can assert sweeping power to enter homes without a judge's warrant, internal memo says
The ICE directive directly undercuts that advice at a time when arrests are accelerating under the administration's immigration crackdown.

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ICE agents can now forcibly enter homes without judge’s warrant, memo says
Memo tells ICE officers to enter homes without judge's warrant
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DHS “Memo” Authorizes ICE to Ignore Fourth Amendment, Break into HOmes

In a notification today from the Associated Press, which broke the story, federal immigration officers are now asserting sweeping power to forcibly enter

ICE's warrant policy could lead to 4th Amendment challenge

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are trained to enter suspects' homes when possessing an administrative warrant, whistleblowers say.

‘We want you arrested because we said so’ – how ICE’s policy on raiding whatever homes it wants violates a basic constitutional right, according to a former federal judge

Since the republic’s beginning, it has been uncontested law that to invade someone’s home, the government needs a warrant reviewed and signed by a judicial officer. ICE is turning that law on its head.
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