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DeepWinter

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7. Re: ICE raids

Reply to Maraya1969 (Original post)

Mon Jan 27, 2025, 02:49 PM

Jan 27

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.

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I just wanted to share something with any undoicumented [View all] Maraya1969 Jan 27 OP

Good suggestion, but do we know ICE plays by the same rules as cops? Wicked Blue Jan 27 #1

That's not going to work Greg_In_SF Jan 27 #2

They are required to have an actual judicial warrant, which apparently they often cut corners on. LauraInLA Jan 27 #9

What is commonly called an order for removal is a Greg_In_SF Jan 27 #10

Apparently sometimes they only have the administrative warrant, #200 or #205, which is not sufficient. LauraInLA Jan 27 #11

My brother said a house here was raided by ice last week Meowmee Jan 27 #3

SUE Maraya1969 Jan 27 #4

I don't know but yes good idea. Meowmee Jan 27 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author DeepWinter Jan 27 #6

Re: ICE raids DeepWinter Jan 27 #7

Here is what the ACLU is recommending LetMyPeopleVote Jan 27 #8