DHS's argument that administrative warrants satisfy the Fourth Amendment fails at every step because it misunderstands or misrepresents the constitutional significance of these warrants and ignores the case law that directly contradicts it, writes @lindsaycnash.bsky.social.

DHS’s Flawed Defense of Home Invasion Based on Administrative Warrants

Defending ICE home invasions without judicial warrants, DHS relies in significant part on a 1960 Supreme Court case. Does that hold up?

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Excited that my new article, Resurrecting Immigration Releases, is out now in the Yale Law Journal! A huge thanks to the YLJ editors, who improved the piece in many ways, and to the folks who generously shared their thoughts and expertise along the way.

The Yale Law Journal@yalelawjournal.bsky.social · 7mo ago

In her Article, @lindsaycnash.bsky.social draws on archival research to recover the lost immigration history of pretrial detention and release during deportation’s founding and formative years. Her findings undermine the historical argument for mandatory immigration detention today.

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Important, terrifying story on ICE's use of administrative subpoenas. And thanks to @johnwoodrowcox.bsky.social for highlighting my research on these subpoenas.

Joseph Menn@joemenn.bsky.social · 9mo ago

New territory. Must read story from a colleague. www.washingtonpost.com/investigatio...

An administrative "warrant" issued by ICE -- which acts as the police and prosecutor in the deportation system -- is very different from the judicial warrant that the 4A requires for forcible entry into homes.

Immigration officers assert sweeping power to enter homes without a judge's warrant, memo says

An Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo obtained by The Associated Press reveals that the agency allows immigration officers to forcibly enter homes to make arrests without a judicial warrant.

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As ICE hunted for campus activists to deport this spring, they sent administrative subpoenas to Google and Meta about Cornell students Momodou Taal and Amandla Thomas-Johnson. Google complied with the subpoena about Thomas-Johnson's account without notifying him. theintercept.com/2025/09/16/g...

Google Secretly Handed ICE Data About Pro-Palestine Student Activist

Google handed over Gmail account information to ICE before notifying the student or giving him an opportunity to challenge the subpoena.

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On today's show: @lindsaycnash.bsky.social on the SCOTUS ruling on ICE raids; @bostonglobe.com's Emma Platoff on Boston's mayoral race; @peterhotezmdphd.bsky.social & @michaelemann.bsky.social on the anti-science agenda; @chaykak.bsky.social on 'ghosting' Tune in at 10, 93.9FM, AM820 & wnyc.org

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In light of last night's SCOTUS decision, reupping our report showing ICE's failure to provide required language access in detention center law libraries in Louisiana, Texas, and other places. (1/2) cardozo.yu.edu/sites/defaul...

Thanks to @ichotiner.bsky.social for asking the important questions about this arrest and the dangerous consequences that this type of targeting creates for Mr. Khalil—and our country.

The New Yorker@newyorker.com · 2y ago

“The idea that ICE can detain people on the basis of its own conclusions or biases, and then decide later how it wants to charge the person, is extremely problematic,” a legal scholar says, about the arrest of the Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil.

I'm excited to share my article, The Immigration Subpoena Power, which explores the way that ICE uses administrative subpoenas for civil immigration enforcement and the concerns that these practices raise. Many thanks to those who helped improve it (1/2) columbialawreview.org/content/the-...

THE IMMIGRATION SUBPOENA POWER - Columbia Law Review

Introduction After a series of public losses in its war on “sanctuary” cities, the first Trump Administration deployed the immigration subpoena, a new and formidable weapon in this fight. It used thes...

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