A federal judge ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement's 'knock-and-talk' tactics with illegal immigrants are unconstitutional. The ruling stemmed from a 2018 incident involving an immigrant in the U.S. on temporary protective status.
Key Points
Federal judge ruled ICE's 'knock-and-talk' tactics unconstitutional
Ruling stemmed from a 2018 incident involving an immigrant in the U.S.
ICE officers were found to be violating the Fourth Amendment
ICE must now obtain voluntary consent to enter property
Pros
Protects individuals' Fourth Amendment rights
Clarifies the limits of ICE's authority in conducting arrests
Cons
Critics argue that the ruling restricts ICE's ability to engage in investigative procedures