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ICE agents raided homes without court approval, sparking legal and constitutional concerns.
Federal immigration agents are facing scrutiny for entering private homes without judicial warrants, relying instead on administrative warrants that do not permit forced entry.
This practice has intensified in cities like Minneapolis, where recent raids sparked legal and constitutional concerns.
While administrative warrants authorize arrests, they do not allow law enforcement to enter homes without consent, unlike judicial warrants.
Legal experts warn that such actions may violate the Fourth Amendment and expose agents to liability, though accountability remains limited due to federal oversight.
The debate grows as Border Patrol agents increasingly take on ICE duties, raising concerns about training and enforcement boundaries.
Los agentes de ICE allanaron hogares sin la aprobación del tribunal, provocando preocupaciones legales y constitucionales.