ICE Memo Expands Home Entrances in Deportation Cases Without Judicial Warrants

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An internal May 2025 ICE memo shows agents may arrest and detain people at their homes using an administrative warrant (Form I-205) when there is a final removal order, a shift from prior practice that required a judicial warrant; the document says knock‑and‑announce is required and that this approach is legally permissible, while critics and whistleblowers warn it undermines Fourth Amendment protections and was rolled out in a secretive, limited fashion.
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