Rights and Procedures with ICE Agents

The video discusses three main issues related to ICE agents: the use of administrative ICE warrants, posing as local police, and detaining non-target individuals. It clarifies that an ICE warrant does not allow entry without permission or a judge-signed warrant. It emphasizes the right to remain silent and the importance of identifying the agency of the officers. The video also highlights that ICE cannot detain individuals who are not the target of their visit without cause.

What is the primary concern regarding ICE agents and their warrants?

• They never need a warrant to enter a home.

• They carry administrative ICE warrants that are not judicial warrants.

• They can enter any home without permission.

• They always have a judge's signature.

What should you check for on a warrant to allow ICE agents to enter your home?

• The time of day it was issued.

• The number of agents present.

• The color of the paper.

• A signature from a judge and your address.

If ICE agents have only an administrative warrant, what should you do?

• Allow them to enter immediately.

• Ask them to leave and call the police.

• Do not let them enter without a judicial warrant.

• Invite them in for questioning.

What is a crucial right you have when ICE agents enter your home?

• The right to search their belongings.

• The right to call a lawyer immediately.

• The right to remain silent.

• The right to demand they leave.

What should you do if ICE agents claim to be local police?

• Ask for their badge number.

• Verify their agency and ask for a judicial warrant.

• Invite them in for a discussion.

• Ignore them and close the door.

Why is it important to verify the identity of ICE agents?

• To report them to the media.

• To invite them for a meal.

• To get their autograph.

• To ensure they are not impersonating local police.

What should you do if you are not the target of an ICE visit but are questioned?

• Invite them to search your home.

• Provide all your personal information.

• Ask if you are free to leave.

• Run away immediately.

What is a key right you have if you are detained by ICE without being the target?

• The right to demand a meal.

• The right to remain silent.

• The right to call the president.

• The right to drive away.

What should you do if you are a passenger in a vehicle stopped by ICE?

• Ask if you are free to leave.

• Argue with the officers.

• Jump out of the vehicle.

• Provide your driver's license.

If ICE agents detain you without cause, what is your best course of action?

• Resist and argue.

• Remain silent and ask for a lawyer.

• Run away quickly.

• Offer them money to leave.