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ICE Memo Says Agents Can Enter Homes
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- Published: Jan 27, 2026, 11:19 AM EST
- Updated: Jan 22, 2026, 2:04 PM EST
- Filed from: minneapolis, MN
- Duration: 30 sec
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January 21, 2026 — A memo from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been disclosed by two whistleblowers, revealing that federal agents may forcibly enter individuals' homes without a judicial warrant. Immigration attorneys and advocates contend that this practice violates the Constitution.
The memo, obtained by Whistleblower Aid—a nonprofit legal organization—and shared with senators on behalf of the whistleblowers, who are unnamed government employees, permits ICE officers to enter a residence without consent to conduct arrests and deportations, bypassing the need for a judge’s warrant.
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A photograph doesn't choose sides.
It just captures what words can't, the last fight to breathe this air, to stand on this ground, to stay, and the weight of being the one whose job it is to take it away.
A photograph doesn't see politics, it sees people.
And now, what's in the frame can reach inside private homes.


































