Lawyer explains ICE arrest powers from @wired
An immigration law professor answers the question of whether ICE can arrest people without a warrant. He explains the 100-mile border zone where this is legal, discusses issues with agent identification, details the use of surveillance technology, and provides specific legal advice on how individuals should act if they are stopped or detained by ICE.
Creator: @wired on Instagram
Transcript
Can ICE arrest people without a warrant? And if so, if they're not wearing a uniform, a badge, or an ID, how are people supposed to trust them? ICE can arrest individuals without a warrant within a 100 mile zone around the entire United States. This includes 70% of The US population. So if you're in New York City, a nice officer walks up to you on the street and says, show me your papers. Entirely legal for them to do that. They also don't need no a warrant to arrest someone who they can positiv
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