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ICE’s October 2nd Mandatory Memo Released
Today, NDLON, CCR and Cardozo Immigrant Justice Clinic released a 9-page legal memo from the Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency dated October 2, 2010, just days before Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced Secure Communities would no longer be considered a voluntary program.
Letter to Office of Inspector General, US Dept of Justice from FOIA Plaintiffs
“As described below, such an investigation is urgently needed to provide transparency and oversight of the FBI’s role in this controversial program. A DOJ OIG investigation would complement the audit currently being conducted by the DHS Office of Inspector General.”
RESTORING COMMUNITY: A National Community Advisory Report on ICE’s Failed “Secure Communities” Program
NDLON and a National Community Advisory Commission published “RESTORING COMMUNITY: A National Community Advisory Report on ICE’s Failed “Secure Communities” Program,” an authoritative report on the failed Secure Communities program. Download available here or it can be read online below.
Letter to Office of Inspector General of DHS
“Enclosed are three disks containing documents we received through FOIA litigation, which we share as a resource for your investigation.”
BRIEFING GUIDE TO ICE’S MINOR SECURE COMMUNITIES MODIFICATIONS
On June 17, 2011, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced a set of adjustments to its controversial “Secure Communities” program (S-Comm), which puts local police on the frontlines of immigration enforcement as “force-multipliers” for ICE.
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