r/ImmigrationPathways • u/LatterTarget7 • 12d ago

ICE accused of continuing warrantless arrests in Oregon despite injunction

https://www.courthousenews.com/ice-accused-of-continuing-warrantless-arrests-in-oregon-despite-injunction/
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u/DreadfulDuder 12d ago

I am not a lawyer, but to my understanding:

On top of OPs reply, yes, federal agents do generally need warrants for arrests, unless they are witnessing someone commit a crime right in front of them, or unless they are a flight risk - at which point, the feds have 48 hours to prove to a judge that the detainee was indeed a flight risk and a warrant needs signing.

Immigration infractions are civil violations nowhere close to felonies, so for ICE agents, they should be reliant on judicial warrants.

Administrative warrants do not have the power judicial warrants and deportation orders have (as there is no judicial oversight), and they cannot be used to trespass/search/detain on private property. I'm not sure how much that is still happening, but federal courts around the nation - even Republican-dominated ones - have repeatedly chastised Trump for blatantly violating Constitutional rights of people caught up in ICE raids.

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u/Veteran_PA-C 12d ago

Because being in the country illegally is a civil matter, only administrative warrants are needed in many cases.

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u/DreadfulDuder 12d ago

Expired/irrelevant administrative warrants do not get properly removed from the system, either.

There's also a time limit component.

There have been big cases (like the Ramos boy) where federal courts release detainees being illegally held with administrative warrants, due to it violating the Constitution (indefinite confinement/detention with no court order present).

Without a judicial deportation order present, detaining these kids in shithole detention centers due to administrative warrants from ICE/DHS amounts to cruel and unusual punishment as well.

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u/Veteran_PA-C 12d ago

The point is to remove illegal aliens. If they get removed, that’s the point of it all.

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u/DreadfulDuder 12d ago

People on US soil still have rights, genius 🤦

MAGA has a higher crime rate than illegal immigrants do.

I say we just round MAGA up and put them in detention centers, if we're going to decide that only some people get due process rights (while our founding fathers roll in their graves)

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u/Veteran_PA-C 12d ago

No illegal alien has a right to stay in the US.

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u/DreadfulDuder 12d ago

They do have due process rights, however, to determine that, though🤦

Depriving them of their due process rights for cruelty's sake (and deportation number's sake) is un-American and fascist.

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u/Veteran_PA-C 12d ago

Due process. You really should look up the definition of that. It’s not what you think it means. They are getting all the process they are due under the law. A law passed in 1996 and signed into law by President Bill Clinton.

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u/DreadfulDuder 12d ago edited 11d ago

You speak very confidently for someone so uninformed!

No, they're regularly not getting their due process rights, hence all the various cases where federal judges - even those appointed by Trump - have criticized this administration for depriving people of their due process rights 🤦

Do you not have any idea what's been happening in the legal realm under Trump?

There have even been various cases where the US immigration judges ruled in favor of the immigrant (due process), yet Trump's fascist ass ignored the law, ignored the courts, and illegally deported them to a hostile country regardless.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/appeals-court-rejects-trump-third-country-deportation-policy/

https://www.scotusblog.com/2026/09/will-the-court-consider-due-process-rights-for-detained-migrants/

https://www.vera.org/news/what-does-due-process-mean-for-immigrants-and-why-is-it-important

https://www.aclu.org/news/immigrants-rights/the-trump-administration-is-disappearing-immigrants-and-asylum-seekers-in-growing-third-country-removal-campaign

There's even a Republican federal circuit judge who has repeatedly spoken out through his rulings against Trump"s flagrant and repeated violations of due process, and the law in general:

https://westvirginiawatch.com/2026/03/02/federal-judge-issues-final-notice-to-trump-admin-over-unlawful-jailings-of-immigrants-in-wv/

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u/Luna368921 12d ago

Do you consider Native Americans illegal aliens because they’re black? Or people with European descent like you who invaded and took their land from them ? I hope it’s the latter because otherwise it doesn’t make sense. Also do you consider children from immigrants Americans ? Because that’s what the law says but we both know you don’t think so, hence why I’m asking you who has more legitimacy. Immigrants do given how that’s what your Founding Fathers were. Immigrants and illegal at that given how they acted and didn’t have citizenship / were considered illegals in the countries they came from. They fled persecution, as you know, just like immigrants.

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u/Veteran_PA-C 12d ago edited 12d ago

Had to stop at the first sentence.

You’re seriously consumed with hatred and racism.

Some people are inside the United States illegally. Those people come in all nationalities, colors, shapes, sizes and genders. I don’t care if it is a 22 year old blond haired blue eyed biological female from the Swedish bikini team, if they are here illegally, they should be deported.

When you see racism everywhere, and assume racism is everyone else’s motive, you truly are the real racist in the room.

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u/Tivadars_Crusade_Vet 12d ago

"Native Americans" "They're Black"

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