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Every article we've published on this topic, sorted by the agency's own announcement date.
Federal Court Weighs Connecticut's ICE Regulation Law: DOJ Seeks To Block Mask Ban and ID Requirements
The U.S. Department of Justice argues Connecticut has no authority to regulate federal ICE agents' conduct, including mask bans and ID requirements. A federal judge heard arguments on September 3, 2026.
Third Circuit Curtails Mandatory ICE Detention for Longtime Residents
U.S. Court of Appeals Third Circuit rules that immigrants arrested years after entering the country cannot be held without bond hearings under mandatory detention provisions, triggering potential Supreme Court review.
Federal judge blocks New York's ICE mask ban, upholds 287(g) agreement prohibition
A federal judge blocked New York's law requiring ICE agents to display identification and banning masks, but upheld the state's ban on local police 287(g) cooperation agreements with immigration enforcement.
Federal judge blocks Philadelphia's ICE masking ban
A Pennsylvania federal court ruled that Philadelphia cannot enforce its ban on federal ICE agents wearing masks or using unmarked vehicles, citing constitutional limits on local authority over federal officers.
ICE Detainers Under INA §287(d): How State and Local Cooperation Policies Reshape the Detainer Landscape
What a Form I-247A detainer is, the INA §287(d) statutory framework, the 48-hour rule, and how state and local sanctuary or cooperation policies determine whether the detainer is honored.
ICE worksite enforcement: I-9 audits, NOI response, and the three-day rule
ICE Homeland Security Investigations runs administrative I-9 audits via Notice of Inspection. Three business days to produce, ten to cure technical defects, and civil-penalty math built on substantive violations.