Judge Says No Imminent Harm From Alleged ICE Racial Stops
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A Minnesota federal judge ruled that Minneapolis-area residents who claim immigration officers unlawfully stopped and arrested them based on racial profiling aren't entitled to a preliminary injunction. The judge found that the federal government was likely involved in unlawful conduct.
Judge Says No Imminent Harm From Alleged ICE Racial Stops
A Minnesota federal judge denied a preliminary injunction sought by Minneapolis-area residents who claim immigration officers unlawfully stopped and arrested them based on racial profiling. The judge found that the federal government was likely involved in unlawful conduct.
The decision may have implications for immigration policy in the US. ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) should review its stop and arrest policies to avoid racial profiling.
What This Means for You
If you or your family have been victims of racial profiling or unlawful stops, you should consult an attorney for help. You can also file a complaint with ICE or the Department of Homeland Security.
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What to do next
- Appeal to Board of Immigration Appeals — Order
- Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents — Order
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Source: law360.com