Judge Otis D. Wright II ruled that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in Los Angeles were using 'knock-and-talks' as a pretext for arrests, violating the Fourth Amendment. The judge stated that ICE's operations should be termed 'knock and arrests,' leading to a victory for migrant rights activists.
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A judge ruled that ICE’s "knock and talk" practice of arresting illegal immigrants at their home must end, a victory for migrant rights activists. https://t.co/SKHyMqe1eN
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“Considering the policies and practices governing how ICE conducts its ‘knock and talks,’ the more accurate title for certain law enforcement operations would be ‘knock and arrests.’” https://t.co/Lsed8M6OCt
Judge Otis D. Wright II said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in the Los Angeles area were using knock-and-talks as a pretext for arresting a target. He said that runs afoul of the Fourth Amendment. https://t.co/Lsed8M7ms1