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SCOTUS Proves It! Trump’s ICE 'No Warrant' Policy Is Lawful!

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My buddy Bill Shipley (@Shipwreckedcrew on X) just published a piece on his Substack on the legal question of whether Article II ICE officers are required to have a judicial warrant signed by an Article III judge before they are legally permitted to non-consensually enter a private home to make an otherwise lawful arrest of an illegal migrant fugitive subject to a final order of deportation, given the 4th Amendment prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures of private places and effects. Alternatively, is ICE’s current practice of using a mere Article II administrative warrant sufficient to justify entry?

This is a fascinating and still unsettled area of the law. Certainly, a presumptively law-abiding American citizen is entitled to the full protection of the 4th Amendment, and an Article III judicial warrant would be required for forced entry into that citizen’s private dwelling, absent some other justification for entry.

But the law has long treated other classes of persons with less 4th Amendment protection. Probationers, escaped felons, and others have far more limited 4th Amendment protections, to the point where a mere Article II administrative warrant is sufficient for such entry to secure their arrest.

Does this limited 4th Amendment protection similarly apply to illegal alien fugitives subject to a final order of deportation, such that ICE use of a mere administrative warrant is sufficient to justify entry into their home to make their otherwise lawful arrest?

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