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New Class Action Settlement Requires ICE To Stop Rampant 3) How will ICE change its detainer practice in light of the Gonzalez settlement? Beginning on March 4, 2025, ICE’s PERC is only permitted to issue a Request for Notification of Release, rather than a detainer, and cannot request a person’s continued detention
Stop Illegal ICE Detainers: Details on Enforcing the Gonzalez v ICE . . . In Gonzalez v ICE, immigrant rights groups challenged ICE's practice of issuing detainers without a neutral review of whether they are based on probable cause A final five-year settlement went into effect on March 4, 2025 that prevents ICE from issuing detainers that are not based on prior removal orders or pending proceedings
U. S. Citizen Wins Favorable Ruling After 2018 ICE Detainment The 2025 Gonzalez settlement reforms ICE detainer policies, preventing wrongful detentions of U S citizens by requiring neutral reviews and notification-only requests, strengthening legal protections and ensuring detainees receive documentation and the ability to challenge unlawful holding
Gonzalez v. ICE - ACLU of Southern California The court ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) unlawfully detained thousands of suspected immigrants on the basis of unconstitutional requests from ICE known as immigration detainers
05-25 Gonzalez v. ICE formatted - ilrc. org The Gonzalez settlement limits ICE’s issuance of certain immigration detainers across the country, as explained below It does not affect state and local policies that regulate whether a local jail may or may not comply with ICE detainers
Gonzalez v. ICE - FINAL Settlement Agreement On February 7, 2018, the District Court granted partial summary judgment for Plaintiffs on two claims: (1) the Statutory Subclass’s claim that Defendants’ policy of issuing detainers without either an administrative warrant or an assessment of flight risk violates 8 U S C § 1357(a)(2) and (2) the Probable Cause Subclass’s claim that Defendants’
Gonzalez v. ICE - American Civil Liberties Union Gonzalez v ICE is a proposed class action lawsuit against Immigration and Customs Enforcement ("ICE"), brought by two U S citizens—Gerardo Gonzalez and Simon Chinivizyan—who were subjected to ICE detainers while in custody in Los Angeles County
Gonzalez v. ICE - Wikipedia ICE was a class action lawsuit that challenged the U S Immigration and Customs Enforcement's use of faulty databases in issuing immigration detainers This case raised significant civil rights issues regarding the rights of arrested individuals under the Fourth Amendment and how immigration detainers based on faulty database information
TEACHING, INTERPRETING, ANNOTATED IMMIGRATION CHANGING LAW SINCE 1979 . . . In December 2024, a federal court approved a class action settlement in Gonzalez v ICE, No 13-cv-04416 (C D Cal ) (“Settlement Agreement”), which will have nationwide impacts on Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (“ICE”) detainer practices for five years
Explainer: Understanding the Gonzalez v. ICE Detainer Settlement . . . In December 2024, a federal court approved a class action settlement in Gonzalez v ICE, No 13-cv-04416 (C D Cal ), which will have nationwide impacts on Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s detainer practices for five years This explainer provides background about the settlement and how to identify and respond to violations