I just wanted to share something with any undoicumented

[Maraya1969]

people. Remember "they" (ICE) have no right to do an "illegal search and seizure" Fuck it if you haven't gotten the right papers yet - they don't know that if they are standing at your closed door. You could say, "My attorney said you need a warrant before I let you in my house, (and fuck them if you don't have a lawyer. I don't think they are allowed to ask)

And then pack your stuff up and go somewhere else.

I have no idea if this will work but I shared how I kept a cop out of my house doing this same thing

[Wicked Blue]

1. Good suggestion, but do we know ICE plays by the same rules as cops?

They seem kind of lawless to me.

[Greg_In_SF]

2. That's not going to work

for those with removal orders in place.

[LauraInLA]

9. They are required to have an actual judicial warrant, which apparently they often cut corners on.

[Greg_In_SF]

10. What is commonly called an order for removal is a

"Warrant For Removal" issued by a magistrate or a judge and can be executed anywhere in the US. It is the final step.

[LauraInLA]

11. Apparently sometimes they only have the administrative warrant, #200 or #205, which is not sufficient.

[Meowmee]

3. My brother said a house here was raided by ice last week

I am wondering how they knew to raid it, are people informing on other people already? It turned out they were all citizens.

[Maraya1969]

4. SUE

Can they sue now? That would be great to start keeping those idiots away

[Meowmee]

5. I don't know but yes good idea.

It was in the news, not near where we live... I will look up the story... here is a link

https://longisland.news12.com/brentwood-woman-ice-agents-showed-up-at-home-looking-for-illegal-children

[DeepWinter]

7. Re: ICE raids

ICE raids are not announced in advance. Rather, ICE agents are free to enter any public areas of the business, such as a lobby or parking lot. They can use what is visable in such places for further probable cause. However, in order to enter non-public business premises, the agent must have a signed judicial search warrant or the employer's consent.

ICE raids on a private residence almost always already have a warrant.

ICE raids on private businesses may have a warrant, or they may not. Often when they don't, they simply rely on panic and people fleeing into what is public space. History shows this works.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

8. Here is what the ACLU is recommending

Link to tweet