What ICE can and cannot do: Know your rights amid nationwide crackdown in US

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : As ICE enforcement expands, civil rights groups outline what agents can legally do, your right to remain silent, and when ID is required As Immigration and Customs Enforcement expands enforcement actions nationwide, civil rights organisations are urging people to understand their legal protections during encounters with federal agents.
52% : The NAACP also notes that individuals are allowed to record ICE interactions, provided they do not interfere with enforcement actions.
45% : The National Immigrant Justice Center emphasizes that no one is required to disclose their immigration status to ICE or police, and any statements made can later be used in immigration proceedings.
44% : Also Read: 2000 people killed in crackdowns as protests enter 17th day in Iran: Report Knowing your rights during an ICE encounter can be critical.
44% : The NAACP explains that people approached by ICE have the right to remain silent, similar to interactions with other law enforcement.
41% : Citizens may verbally state that they are US citizens and that ICE does not have legal authority to detain them.

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