Judge Beaverstock temporarily blocks warrantless ICE construction site tactics
1 Sep 21 1:02 PM · 2d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Chief U.S. District Judge Jeffrey U. Beaverstock issued a stay blocking DHS agents from entering private job sites without a warrant, conducting roundups without reasonable suspicion, and detaining people who show proof of lawful presence. The judge found the government likely violated the Fourth Amendment and rejected the argument that construction sites are open fields officers may enter at will.
“The court is not persuaded by the government's position that it never needs a warrant to enter a construction site.”
Chief U.S. District Judge Jeffrey U. BeaverstockLeonardo Garcia Venegas U.S. citizen construction worker, lead plaintiffChief U.S. District Judge Jeffrey U. Beaverstock Federal judge
Department of Homeland Security Enforcement agencyInstitute for Justice Public interest law firm
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first by Courthouse News, 2d ago · also Washington Times
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- Judge rules against ICE on construction site raid; says agents also detained U.S. citizen too long Washington Times · 2d ago
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