ICE agents can’t make warrantless arrests in Oregon unless there’s a risk of escape, US judge rules
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A U.S. District Judge in Oregon issued a preliminary injunction on Wednesday, restricting ICE agents from making warrantless arrests unless there is a risk of the individual's escape. The ruling stems from a proposed class-action lawsuit challenging the Department of Homeland Security's practice of arresting immigrants encountered during enforcement operations. The judge heard evidence that ICE agents in Oregon have been making arrests without warrants or determining the likelihood of escape. The lawsuit included testimony from an individual who was arrested despite having a valid work permit and a pending visa application. Similar rulings have been issued in Colorado and Washington, D.C., and the government has appealed those decisions.
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