ICE Enters Homes Without a Judicial Warrant

An internal ICE memo revealed by the press has raised concern within the immigrant community: agents may be attempting to enter homes based solely on administrative orders rather than orders signed by a judge.

In this interview, we explain what this means, the difference between a judicial order and an administrative order, and why this practice could conflict with the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution.

But amid this troubling news, there is something very important you should remember: your rights do not disappear.

Legal protections still exist, even for undocumented individuals, and any violation of those rights can be challenged before an immigration judge or in federal court.

Information is power; knowing your rights can make a difference.

Each case is different.

If you need guidance on your immigration situation or wish to prepare to protect your family, we invite you to contact our office to receive legal advice.