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Immigration enforcement conduct
Enforcement actions, detention practices, and due-process questions in federal immigration operations.
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- Last updated
- Jul 12, 2026
Event list (text)
- The record on immigration enforcement conduct, January 2025–July 2026 — 2025-01-20 (contested)
- Proclamation 10903: the Alien Enemies Act enforcement record — 2025-03-14 (contested)
The record on immigration enforcement conduct, January 2025–July 2026
Across January 2025–July 2026 the administration expanded immigration enforcement through statutory-execution orders (maximum-extent detention, final-removal-order priority, intensified worksite raids) while adopting aggravating tactics (administrative home-entry warrants without judicial sign-off, courthouse arrests, immigration-judge dismissals). The payload establishes the expansion and the tactics but no data-supported selectivity finding; the accumulated record reads contested.
Proclamation 10903: the Alien Enemies Act enforcement record
Proclamation 10903 invoked the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to remove alleged Tren de Aragua members without immigration-court process. The enforcement record shows one removal wave of roughly 261 people to El Salvador on March 15, 2025, then comprehensive judicial blocking, a disputed non-compliance over flights that did not turn back, and a standing ban under which the Act is currently not enforced.